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Fertilizers and plant food in Ibiza to keep your plants healthy all year round

At Eiviplant, we help you choose the right fertilizer for each type of plant, time of
year, and desired result. You will find liquid, granular, and organic fertilizers,
slow-release products and specific formulas for green plants, flowering plants, citrus trees, fruit trees,
palm trees, orchard, lawn and potted plants.

We guide you to pay without going overboard, choose the correct format and adapt the
nutrition to the climate of Ibiza.

Fertilizing well is helping the plant when it needs it most

Plants need light, water and good soil, but also nutrients. Over time, the substrate becomes poorer, the plants exhaust the available reserves and growth can slow down: paler leaves, little flowering, weak shoots or plants that simply “don’t shoot”.
In Ibiza, in addition, the heat, frequent watering, growing in pots and exposed terraces can cause nutrients to be lost sooner. Therefore, at Eiviplant we not only offer you fertilizers: we help you choose the right fertilizer for your plant, your space and the season.

Types of fertilizers and plant food that you can find

liquid fertilizer

Liquid fertilizer is a practical option when you want a quick response. It is mixed with the irrigation water and the plant can absorb it more quickly.
It is very useful in potted plants, indoor plants, flowering, urban gardens and moments of active growth. Of course, it is advisable to always respect the indicated dose: more fertilizer does not mean better results.

Ideal for: indoor plants, flowering plants, pots, window boxes, urban gardens and plants that need a quick boost.

granular fertilizer

Granular fertilizer is applied to the soil or lightly incorporated into the substrate. It tends to release nutrients more progressively, making it convenient for seasonal maintenance.
It works very well in gardens, flower beds, large pots, trees, shrubs, citrus trees, fruit trees and outdoor plants that need more stable nutrition.

Ideal for: gardens, shrubs, trees, citrus trees, fruit trees, large plants and exterior maintenance.

Slow release fertilizers

Slow-release fertilizers provide nutrients gradually over weeks or months. They are a convenient solution when you want to keep the plant nourished without constantly fertilizing.
They are especially interesting for large pots, planters, terraces, ornamental plants and projects where easier maintenance is sought.

Ideal for: large pots, planters, terraces, villas, restaurants, hotels and outdoor ornamental plants.

Organic fertilizers

Organic fertilizers help improve soil life and provide nutrients in a gentler way. They can be a good option for orchards, aromatic plants, Mediterranean plants, sustainable gardens and people looking for more natural gardening.
They are also very useful for improving impoverished lands, always combining them with a good substrate and correct irrigation planning.

Ideal for: orchard, aromatic plants, Mediterranean garden, flower beds, fruit trees and sustainable maintenance.

Fertilizers for green plants

Green plants usually need nutrition that promotes healthy leaves, intense color and balanced growth. This type of fertilizer is intended for plants such as pothos, monsteras, ficus, sansevierias, zamioculcas, ferns and other indoor plants.

Ideal for: indoor plants, tropical plants, decorative leaves and home or office pots.

Fertilizers for flowering

When a plant blooms, it needs energy. Flowering fertilizers help promote a more abundant, resistant and long-lasting flower, as long as the plant has adequate light, irrigation and substrate.
They are useful in geraniums, petunias, bougainvilleas, dipladenias, rose bushes, seasonal plants and many outdoor ornamental species.

Ideal for: geraniums, bougainvilleas, rose bushes, seasonal plants, flowery planters and colorful terraces.

Fertilizers for citrus and fruit trees

Citrus and fruit trees in pots or gardens need balanced nutrition to sprout, flower, form fruit and maintain strong leaves. In Ibiza, where the heat and irrigation can be demanding, it is important to fertilize at the right time and avoid excesses.

Ideal for: lemon trees, orange trees, mandarin trees, olive trees, potted fruit trees and garden trees.

Fertilizers for palm trees and Mediterranean plants

Palm trees, olive trees, oleanders, lavenders, rosemary and other Mediterranean plants do not need the same management as a tropical plant or a seasonal flower. It is advisable to choose adapted fertilizers and not force growth with excessive doses.

Ideal for: palm trees, olive trees, Mediterranean plants, dry gardens, sunny terraces and exterior projects.

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Lawn Fertilizers

Lawns need regular nutrition to stay dense, green and resilient. Depending on the time of year, a starter, maintenance, recovery or heat preparation fertilizer may be of interest.

Ideal for: natural grass, family gardens, green areas and professional maintenance.

What fertilizer does each plant need?

indoor plants

They usually appreciate a balanced fertilizer during the growing season. In green plants, it is important to reinforce leaves and vigor without forcing too much.
Recommended: fertilizer for green plants or balanced liquid fertilizer.

Flowering plants

They need extra support before and during flowering. A specific fertilizer can help improve the quantity, color and duration of the flowers.
Recommended: fertilizer for flowering.

Cactus and succulents

It is not advisable to fertilize them as a fast-growing plant. They need a small amount and adapted products, always with good drainage.
Recommended: Specific fertilizer for cacti and succulents, in moderate doses.

Aromatic

Some Mediterranean aromatics prefer light and not too rich soils. Others, such as basil or mint, may need more nutrition if they are potted.
Recommended: mild organic fertilizer or light fertilization depending on species.

Citrus and fruit

They need nutrients at specific times to sprout, flower and develop fruit. In pots, fertilization is even more important because the substrate is exhausted sooner.
Recommended: specific fertilizer for citrus or fruit trees.

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Palm trees and large plants

They need stable nutrition, especially if they are in a pot or in poor soil. It is also worth checking irrigation, drainage and root space.
Recommended: granulated or slow release fertilizer adapted to outdoors.

Garden and vegetables

The garden needs fertile soil, but also balanced nutrition for leaves, roots, flowers and fruits.
Recommended: organic fertilizers, humus, garden fertilizers or specific solutions depending on the crop.

Why buy fertilizers at Eiviplant?

We help you choose the correct fertilizer: Not all plants need the same thing. We guide you according to the species, the time of year, the type of pot, the condition of the plant and the result you are looking for.
Solutions for interior, terrace and garden: We have fertilizers for indoor and outdoor plants, flowering plants, citrus trees, fruit trees, palm trees, lawns, orchards, aromatic plants and potted plants.
Subscriber adapted to the climate of Ibiza: Heat, sun and frequent watering influence how a plant is nourished. We help you adjust the subscription so you don't fall short or go overboard.
Options for individuals and professionals: We work on solutions for those who take care of pots at home and also for gardeners, landscapers, villas, hotels, restaurants and higher volume maintenance.

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See what type of plant you have

A monstera is not fertilized in the same way as a lemon tree, a geranium, a palm tree, a succulent or an aromatic plant.

Check the time of year

Many plants need more nutrients in the spring and growing season. In times of rest or heat stress, it is advisable to adjust the dose and frequency.

Decide between liquid or granules

Liquid fertilizer is practical and fast. Granulated or slow release is more convenient for gradual feeding.

Observe the state of the plant

Yellow leaves, poor growth, little flowering or weak shoots can indicate a lack of nutrients, although they can also be due to irrigation, light, pests or substrate.

Don't overpay

Too much fertilizer can damage roots and leaves. It is better to choose well, respect doses and accompany the fertilization with good irrigation and adequate substrate.

When should it be paid?

In growing season

Spring and part of fall are often important times for many plants, especially if they are budding, flowering, or recovering.

Before and during flowering

Flowering plants appreciate an adequate supply before releasing flowers and during the season, always without exceeding the dose.

After a transplant, carefully

Transplanting and fertilizing heavily at the same time is not always a good idea. Sometimes it is advisable to wait for the plant to adapt before starting with fertilizer.

Pots in which you do not change the soil

The substrate in a pot depletes over time. If you don't change the soil, fertilizing can help, although sometimes the right thing to do is to renew part of the substrate.

When the plant shows lack of vigor

Weak growth, dull leaves or little flowering may indicate a need for nutrients, but it is also worth checking irrigation, light, drainage and possible pests.

Common mistakes when fertilizing plants

Thinking that more fertilizer is better: An excessive dose can burn roots, block nutrients or weaken the plant.
Fertilize a sick plant without checking the problem: If the cause is excess water, lack of light or pests, fertilizer will not solve the underlying problem.
Use the same fertilizer for everything: There are general fertilizers, but not all plants need the same formula or the same frequency.
Fertilize with completely dry soil: In many cases it is advisable to water correctly and avoid applying fertilizer to a plant that is highly stressed by drought.
Forget the substrate: If the soil is compacted or depleted, fertilizer is less effective. Sometimes you have to renew the substrate before fertilizing.

Complete the nutrition and care of your plants

Floors

Choose indoor, outdoor, aromatic plants, cacti, succulents and species adapted to the climate of Ibiza.

Land and substrates

A good fertilizer works best when the plant has adequate soil, with good drainage and structure.

Flowerpot

The pot influences watering, drainage and nutrient absorption.

Phytosanitary

If the plant has pests or diseases, it is advisable to solve the problem before forcing it with fertilizer.

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