Hoof & Horn 13%N Fertiliser is a 100% organic, slow-release fertiliser derived from the meat processing industry. With an NPK ratio of 13-0-0, it provides a natural source of nitrogen, essential for promoting healthy leaf and root growth in a variety of plants. The nitrogen is released gradually over 4–5 months, ensuring sustained feeding for your garden.

Ideal for use in domestic gardens, flower beds, fruit and vegetable patches, and under glass, this fertiliser supports vigorous growth in shrubs, vegetables, and leafy greens. Its slow-release nature makes it particularly suitable for areas where long-term, consistent feeding is desired.

Features & Benefits
100% Organic: Derived from natural animal by-products, ensuring an eco-friendly choice for gardeners.
Slow-Release Nitrogen: Provides a steady supply of nitrogen over 4–5 months, reducing the need for frequent applications.
Promotes Healthy Growth: Encourages robust leaf and root development in a wide range of plants.
Versatile Application: Suitable for use in domestic gardens, flower beds, fruit and vegetable patches, and under glass.
Easy to Apply: Granular form allows for straightforward spreading and incorporation into the soil.

Applications & Rates
Application Rate: 35–70g per square metre.

Ideal for:
Domestic gardens
Flower beds
Fruit and vegetable patches
Under glass (greenhouses)

Application Method:
Evenly distribute the fertiliser over the soil surface.
Lightly rake or incorporate into the –10 cm of soil.
Water thoroughly after application to activate nutrient release.

Timing:
Apply in spring or autumn for optimal results.
Can be used throughout the growing season to provide continuous nutrition.

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Product Name | Hoof & Horn 13%N Organic Fertiliser 25kg

Nutrient Content (NPK) | 13-0-0 (Nitrogen–Phosphorus–Potassium)

Release Technology | Slow release over 4–5 months

Application Rate | 35–70g per m²

Coverage | 25kg covers approximately 357–714 m²

Application Method | Scatter evenly and lightly incorporate into top 10cm of soil

Usage Period | Apply in spring or autumn; suitable for use throughout the growing season

Origin | Derived from natural animal by-products (meat processing industry)