Bonide Nitrate of Soda - Manual

Net Wei ght 4 L B. (1.8 kg)
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15-0-0
How to read a fertilizer label.
Fertilizers are rated by three numbers, such as 15-0-
0. The numbers tell what percentage of primary
nutrients the fertilizer contains. The first number is
the percentage of Nitrogen; the second number is
the percentage Available Phosphate (P
2
O
5
); the
third number is the percentage of soluble Potash
(K
2
O).
When purchasing fertilizer, keep in mind that
typically the first number, or Nitrogen, empha-
sizes a green color and denser foliage. The mid-
dle number, Available Phosphate, emphasizes the
development of flowers, fruits or vegetables. And
the third number, Soluble Potash, emphasizes
overall plant hardiness and its ability to with-
stand stress.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Apply Only as Directed. Wash off any plant food
which accidentally gets on foliage.
General Gardening: Thoroughly incorporate
into the soil, to a depth of 4 to 5 inches, at the rate
of 1.4 lb. (2
1 / 2 cups) per 100 square feet. Water
thoroughly after application. Do not allow direct
contact with plant foliage. For best results, apply
Bonide’s Nitrate of Soda in the spring time after
the last frost. For individual plants, use 2 table-
spoons per plant and incorporate into the soil
around the furthest branches. Apply every 6-8
weeks throughout the growing season.
Lawns: Apply 2 lbs. (3 cups) of Bonide’s Nitrate of
Soda per 100 square feet. Water thoroughly after
application. Apply every 6-8 weeks throughout the
growing season.
Fertility Level 10 sq. ft. 100 sq. ft
Much Below 4.5 oz. 2.8 lb.
Normal (12 Tb.) ( 4 1 /
8 cups)
Slightly Below 2.3 oz. 1.4 lb.
Normal (6 Tb.) ( 2 1 /
16 cups)
Normal Level 1 oz. .7 lb.
(Maintenance) (3 Tb.) (1 cup)
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS:
Total Nitrogen (N) . . . . . . . . . 15.00%
15.00% Nitrate Nitrogen
Plant Nutrients Derived From: Nitrate of Soda
F1290
Bonide’s Nitrate of Soda reacts quickly in the soil
to rapidly provide plants with Nitrogen.
Nitrogen, one of the three major plant nutrients,
stimulates early spring growth, deep green color,
and stem and leaf growth. Deficiencies of
Nitrogen can result in stunted plant growth.
Nitrate of Soda 15-0-0
This chart will give you a general application rate when
used with a soil test. For more accurate application rates
for your area, contact your state extension service.
Manufactured/Guaranteed By:
Bonide Products Inc.
6301 Sutliff Road
Oriskany, N.Y. 13424
FOLLOW DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY.
Timing and method of application, weather and crop
conditions, mixture with other chemicals not
specifically recommended and other influencing
factors in the use of this product are beyond the
control of the manufacturer. Buyer assumes all risks
of use, storage and handling of this product.
Store in a dry place.
MANUFACTURER’S STATEMENT:
This product conforms to the Guaranteed Analysis
on the label. Manufacturer’s directions regarding
use of this product are based upon tests believed to
be reliable. All statements made concerning this prod-
uct apply only when used as directed under normal
use conditions. This product is sold as is.
Manufacturer makes no warranties, express or implied.
In no event shall manufacturer be liable for special,
indirect, incidental or consequential damages of any
kind.
CAUTION:
Keep this product out of the reach of
children. Keep from contact with eyes, cuts or
sores. Wash hands after use. Not for human con-
sumption.
NOTE:
This product is sold by
weight, not volume. Settling may
occur during shipment.
Information concerning the raw materials composing this product can
be obtained by writing to the Guarantor listed on this container, and
referring to the batch number found on this container.
Information regarding the contents and levels of metals in this product
is available on the internet at http://www.aapfco.org/metals.htm