Ecotika Grow Well, General Purpose Growth Fertilizer, 2nd Stage, Tested and Suitable For Organic Gardens
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Descriptions

Grow Well is a second-stage growth fertilizer containing a vital primary, secondary, and assured supply of micro-nutrients to cater to the needs of growing plants and help them to develop healthy leaves and branches. This is a Slow to moderate-release organic fertilizer. This product is meant for use as a seed starter mix and is also suitable for plants with low phosphorus and relatively higher Nitrogen and Potassium ratios like Lemon, Banana, etc. 

Since this is a Slow to moderate-release fertilizer the nutrients are released after some time approx 10-15 days but at a uniform rate and over a longer duration. Good to use when you wish to get value of money as plant and soil gets ample time to absorb nutrients. Tends to improve the soil structure allowing it to absorb more water. Suggested reading Organic vs Inorganic fertilizers, How fertilizer blends are more effective than composts.

The recommended dosage for growing well, growth-boosting fertilizer.

Following is the Suggested Dosage

Containers:

For new plantings, add ¼ cup per gallon of soil and mix thoroughly OR add 5-10 lbs per cubic yard. For established plants, lightly mix 1 tbsp per gallon into the soil surface every other month during the growing season

Plant Beds:

To prepare new gardens, apply 2.5-5 lbs per 100 square feet and thoroughly mix into the top 3” of soil. For new transplants, add ¼ cup per hole, mix into soil, and water in the well. To feed established plants, side dress ¼-½ cup in Fall or early Spring to promote fruiting and flowering during the growing season.

Application of Grow Well

As mentioned above for established plants (if you wish to use it for plants with similar needs) dig a trench around 2-3 inches deep all around the plant leaving 3 inches from the plant trunk. Uniformly spread the fertilizer (it is recommended to start with 30 grams of the fertilizer) in the trench and then cover the trench with soil. Water the plant till some water comes out from the bottom of the pot. refer following pictures for clarity.