








🌿 Grow greener, grow smarter — your lawn’s secret weapon!
Elixir Gardens Fish, Blood and Bone Organic-Based Fertiliser is a 10kg eco-friendly nutrient powerhouse designed to stimulate lush lawn growth and improve soil health. With a balanced NPK ratio of 5-5-6, it gradually nourishes plants over 140 square meters, promoting stronger roots and higher yields while minimizing soil pollution. Ideal for professional gardeners and eco-conscious millennials seeking sustainable, effective lawn care.









































| ASIN | B01LVXQNVD |
| Best Sellers Rank | 3,568 in Garden ( See Top 100 in Garden ) 45 in Multi-Purpose Fertilisers |
| Colour | Resealable Tub |
| Coverage | Medium |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (445) |
| Date First Available | 19 April 2021 |
| Included components | bag and label |
| Item Weight | 10 kg |
| Item model number | NPK-5-5-6 |
| Manufacturer | Elixir Gardens |
| Part number | fbbelix_1 |
| Size | 10kg |
| Specific uses | Plant Growth, Soil Conditioning |
R**E
Elixir products
Excellent efficient and top class products 100% recommended
R**O
Good value
Good value
L**E
easy to use
plants seem to like it. easy to use. slightly smelly but it is a plant food. yet to see the final result as my plants are still young but look heathy.
S**D
Essential for good produce.
Excellent product and my fabulous Tomatoes back this up!
M**M
Good for the soil and worms. 🪱
I use this a lot it feeds the soil and helps keep the worms 🪱 happy.
K**F
Ideal general fertiliser and not not chemical
The only fertiliser I use. Problem is getting it delivered be warned I ordered mine last lot in December 1 and not arrived yer
J**T
good product and price
good product
S**R
Use gloves
Seems to be working well,plants thriving well,seemed to be more advanced than past years. MAKE SURE you use gloves when handling it,burns in an open cut. Good idea it came in a bag inside the tub,tub is not contaminated so can be used for other jobs. Will buy again next year.
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