Part of its nitrogen and sulphur comes from ammonium sulphate, which is a readily available sulphur source for plants. It's suited to vegetables, fruit trees, lawns, shrubs, ornamentals and flowers, and the even granule size makes for a uniform spread and quick uptake once it's watered in. How to Use Rates from Incitec Pivot's own garden guidance: Lawns: apply 3 to 4 kg per 100 m² every 8 to 12 weeks through the growing season, extending the interval in the cooler months when growth slows Vegetable gardens and flowers: work 2.5 to 3 kg per 100 m² into the soil before planting Fruit trees: spread 150 to 1,500 g per tree depending on size, around the drip line, three times a year, in early spring, mid-summer and early autumn Keep fertiliser at least 20 cm away from tree trunks and don't concentrate it in one spot, as this can cause root burn. Always water in well after applying to move the nutrients into the root zone and reduce the risk of leaf burn. Safety & Handling Fertiliser can irritate eyes and sensitive skin and is corrosive to metals. Wear gloves, avoid inhaling dust, wash your hands after use, and store in a cool, dry place with the bag sealed. Kept dry, granular fertiliser stores well without losing quality. Key Features & Benefits Balanced blended fertiliser supplying N, P, K, S and calcium Complete nutrition for lawns, veg, fruit trees, shrubs and flowers Even granules for uniform spreading and quick uptake Supports root growth, foliage, flowering and fruiting Ammonium sulphate component provides plant-available sulphur Backed by Incitec Pivot's quality-tested manufacturing Available in 1kg, 2kg, 4kg and 25kg, free shipping Australia-wide FAQs What nutrients does Incitec Pivot MultiGro contain? It's a balanced blend supplying nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and sulphur, along with calcium, which together cover root growth, foliage, flowering and overall plant health. How do I use MultiGro on my lawn? Apply 3 to 4 kg per 100 m² every 8 to 12 weeks during the growing season, spreading it evenly and watering in well afterwards. Extend the interval in winter when grass growth slows. How much MultiGro do fruit trees need? Spread 150 to 1,500 g per tree depending on the tree's size, around the drip line, three times a year, in early spring, mid-summer and early autumn. Keep it at least 20 cm from the trunk and don't pile it in one spot. Can I use MultiGro on vegetables? Yes. Work 2.5 to 3 kg per 100 m² into the soil before planting to support healthy establishment and growth. Is MultiGro suitable for all garden plants? It's a versatile all-purpose fertiliser for vegetables, fruit trees, lawns, shrubs, ornamentals and flowers. Always water in after applying, and avoid over-applying near trunks or roots to prevent burn. What sizes does it come in? It's available in 1kg, 2kg, 4kg and 25kg, with the 25kg bag suited to larger gardens and regular feeding. Where can I buy Incitec Pivot MultiGro in Australia? You can buy it from BPG Supplies in 1kg to 25kg packs, with free shipping Australia-wide.
