Fertilizer Trees & Shrubs Mycorrhizae + Biochar

Tree and Shrub Fertilizer Terra Fertilis® – Natural ally for solid rooting and controlled growth

Give your trees and shrubs the best conditions to flourish with Terra Fertilis® fertilizer based on mycorrhizae and biochar. This complementary duo acts directly on the soil and roots to strengthen the health of your plants in the long term.

A dual-action formula: mycorrhizae + biochar

The biochar used in this fertilizer is made from softwood, 90% pure, and has an exceptional capacity to retain water and nutrients. It structures the soil, improves its aeration and makes it more resilient to climatic hazards. Mycorrhizae, on the other hand, naturally colonize the roots to increase their efficiency: they capture water and essential mineral elements, while protecting the plant against stress and certain soil diseases.

Sustainable benefits for your plantations

Using this fertilizer means investing in the long-term health of your trees and shrubs. In addition to improving recovery during transplants, it stimulates dense root development, promotes the growth of aerial parts and significantly reduces the need for chemical fertilizers.

An ecological and economical solution

Thanks to its ability to permanently fix carbon in the soil, Terra Fertilis® biochar participates in the sequestration of CO₂ and therefore in the fight against global warming. Its slow decomposition guarantees prolonged effectiveness over time, without leaching. Fewer interventions, fewer inputs, for a more autonomous garden.

Formats adapted to all projects

Available in 500 g, 1 kg and 2.5 kg sachets, the fertiliser is suitable for small gardens as well as orchards or ornamental hedges. On average, 1 kg is enough for 20 shrubs or 4 saplings, and 2.5 kg for 50 shrubs or 10 saplings.

Simple and precise operation

1. Incorporate directly into the soil or mix into potting soil

2. Recommended dose: 100 g (3 to 4 handles) per plant

3. Gradual and sustainable action in the soil

4. Do not use on crucifers, chenopodiaceae, ericaceae, orchidaceae, crassulaceae and caryophyllaceae