Organic Fertilisers
Organic fertilisers should always have a place in garden establishment, care and maintenance.
Organic fertilisers are the gold standard, when it comes to fertilisers, they have a lower NPK nutrient analysis if compared to artificial formulations but have added benefits that can’t be measured until they hit the soil and start to break down.
In the gardening world organic is referred to as those materials that were once living or the by product of living things, such as worm castings, blood and bone or animal manures.
In addition, powdered minerals or rock dust is considered an organic fertiliser, even though they were not once living they are applied to the garden in their original form
![If you are new to gardening and want an easy-care addition to your indoor space, try a few varieties of succulents indoors. 🪴🌵
Succulents add a get splash of colour to any interior and adapt well, as long as there’s enough light and plants are grown in a free-draining succulent mix.
Whether you want a small hens and chick plant (Sempervivum tectorum) or have a corner spot for a tall snake plant also called mother-in-law’s tongue (Dracaena trifasciata syn. Sansvieria trifasciata), check out our tips for caring for succulents indoors at: [Link in bio – Succulents Indoors]](https://www.seasol.com.au/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
