Cererit fertiliser nourishes fruit, vegetables, hops and ornamental plants...

In short: Cererit is a chloride-free granulated fertiliser with trace elements for fruit, vegetables, hops and ornamental plants. Split the annual dose 2/3 before planting and 1/3 as top-dressing during the growing season. Recommended amounts range from 10 to 30 g/m² for ornamentals up to 40 to 100 g/m² for brassicas.

Dose split2/3 before planting, 1/3 during vegetation
Brassica vegetables40 – 100 g per 1 m² per year
Pome fruit50 – 60 g per 1 m² per year
Hops20 – 60 g per 1 m² per year
Ornamental plants10 – 30 g per 1 m² per year
NutrientsN, P (P2O5), K (K2O) plus magnesium, sulphates, boron, molybdenum, copper, zinc

Cererit fertiliser range comprises chloride-free, granulated products containing trace elements, designed especially for fertilising fruit, vegetables, hops and ornamental plants. Cererit fertilisers are used during spring soil preparation before sowing and planting, as well as for top-dressing during the growing season. It is recommended to split the total fertiliser dose in a ratio of 2/3 before planting and the remaining 1/3 as fertilisation during vegetation. A higher dose of Cererit fertiliser before planting ensures thorough basic soil fertilisation. Cererit is applied by broadcasting over the fertilised area and subsequent incorporation into the soil. During the season, apply fertiliser in dry weather to prevent granules from sticking to moist plant leaves. Cererit is water-soluble, so it can also be used as a liquid fertiliser. When fertilising, it is always better to use a smaller dose and feed plants more frequently, as overdosing could damage the plants.

Recommended Cererit Dosage per 1 m² per Year

Crop Amount (g)
Brassica vegetables 40 - 100
Root vegetables 20 - 60
Fruiting vegetables 40 - 60
Potatoes 30 - 50
Pome fruit 50 - 60
Stone fruit

30 - 50

Soft fruit 30 - 100
Hops 20 - 60
Ornamental plants 10 - 30

When determining the appropriate dose, it is necessary to consider the current soil fertility and plant requirements.

What Nutrients Does Cererit Fertiliser Provide to Plants?

Cererit fertiliser contains the basic nutrients as in NPK fertilisers - namely nitrogen, phosphorus in the form of water-soluble phosphate (P2O5) and potassium in the form of water-soluble K2O. Cererit fertiliser is additionally enriched with magnesium, sulphates, boron, molybdenum, copper and zinc. The advantage of all Cererit fertiliser types is that they are chloride-free.

Proper Storage is Important

To ensure the fertiliser remains usable for a long time, it must be stored in dry places, in intact original packaging. Cererit must be protected from heat and direct sunlight. Keep Cererit fertiliser out of reach of children.

Follow Safety Instructions - You Only Have One Health

Improper use and violation of safety instructions can lead to health hazards. When working with Cererit fertilizer, eating, drinking and smoking are prohibited. Application should be carried out in a way that prevents contact with skin, mucous membranes and eyes. The use of suitable protective clothing and protective gloves is recommended. In case of skin contact, it is necessary to immediately wash the affected area with plenty of water. In case of health complications and eye contact, seek medical attention.

Cererit Products on the Market

Cererit fertilizers are supplied to the market by many manufacturers. The basic components are mostly identical, they only differ in the mixed ratio of individual ingredients. However, Cererit fertilizers with added guano are also available, which respect the specific requirements of individual plants.

  • Cererit - Universal Fertilizer

Cererit for universal use is the basic variant of this fertilizer. Most manufacturers supply it in traditional granulated form. It is used for basic fertilization as well as for supplementary feeding during vegetation. Cererit fertilizer can also be used to fertilize fruit vegetables and flowers that are sensitive to chlorine.

  • Cererit - Liquid Fertilizer

Cererit supplied in liquid form is also suitable for wide use. It is applied in the nutrition of fruit, vegetables, balcony and other ornamental plants and hops. It is mainly used for supplementary feeding during vegetation.

  • Special Types of Cererit Fertilizer

By enriching the basic type of Cererit fertilizer with guano and lignohumate, an improvement of the original properties was achieved and at the same time it was adapted to individual plant species. In our e-shop you can purchase several types of enriched Cererit.

These products include:

  • Cererit with guano for fruit trees and shrubs
  • Cererit with guano for coniferous and ornamental shrubs
  • Cererit with guano for strawberries and small fruit
  • Cererit with guano for onions and garlic

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