Story: Autumn Garden Highlights
Episode: 12
Presenter: Trevor Cochrane
Air Date: 25th May 2024

Seasonal change brings different needs from your garden, and Trevor shows us the benefit of using Troforte M during this period.

• Autumn brings an array of exotic fruits like avocados, mangos, and dragon fruit.
• After harvest, it's vital to replenish soil nutrients promptly, especially for warm-season plants, to ensure robust growth and future yields.
• Troforte M provides over 60 minerals that act as both micro and macro nutrients for beneficial soil microbes.
• Their technology delivers essential microbes encrusted around minerals, promoting rapid soil enrichment, and maximizing plant growth.
• A boost with controlled-release fertilizer enhances nutrient density, fortifying plants for the upcoming warm season. This proactive approach can lead to an earlier and more vibrant flower show in mid-October.
• Lawns are currently at a critical stage as cooler weather halts growth. Implementing a feed and weed control action helps maintain lawn health before the onset of the cool season. Promptly removing fallen leaves prevents setbacks, as lawns require ample sunlight for optimal growth.
• It's essential to use the right plant food blend for each garden area to address specific nutrient requirements. Investing in the correct blend from the beginning prevents the need for corrective measures later in the spring when deficiencies become evident.
• Troforte M technology is available at independent garden centres and within Powerfeed products at Bunnings stores. This ensures a complex blend of minerals and maximizes the microbial advantage in your garden, fostering a healthy root system and ultimately thriving plants.
• Feeding your soil is key to building a healthy root system, which promotes the growth of robust and thriving plants. Troforte M provides a comprehensive solution for soil enrichment and plant nutrition, supporting the overall health and vitality of your garden.

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www.troforte.com.au