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Fertilizers for horticulture

The essentials for optimal crop growth

Nurturing growth with fertilizers

We understand the challenges growers face, and we want to unburden you in this challenge. Achieve healthy crops with Royal Brinkman's qualitative fertilizers. Plants rely on nutrients to grow, but over time, the likelihood of them getting diseases and pests increases. Our fertilizers add these nutrients back, and also improve absorption and their metabolic processes.

Advantages of fertilizers for horticulture

Full of nutrients

Fast absorption

Improved metabolism

Beneficial for large productions

Horticultural fertilizers mostly picked by other growers:

Why do plants need fertilizers?

It is important to protect your crop from diseases and viruses. Sometimes it is hard to protect your crop, this has often to do with a lack of nutrients. When there are no nutrients in the soil, the crop weakens. This has negative effects: your crop becomes vulnerable to pests, diseases and fungi. That's why you need to feed your plants with nutrients that contain necessary nutrients. The result? A strong and healthy crop.

Four types of fertilizers

Organic fertilizers are composed of natural raw materials (of plant or animal origin). Read about the benefits of organic fertilizers.
Organic mineral fertilizers are combined fertilizers: part organic and part fertilizer.

Artificial fertilizers are made artificially. They are salts that dissolve immediately when in contact with water.
Coated fertilizers have a coating that slows down release, providing continuous nutrient release throughout the growing season.

Fertilization is really important in achieving optimal growth and optimal yield

Tom de Haas, product specialist fertilizers
Optimize your fertilizer tanks for healthy crops! Discover how to avoid problems and calculate the right nutrition plan in our video with our fertilizer specialist.

The importance of an A- and B-bin

Product video
Watch the video to understand how to make fertilizer solutions correctly by adding the right fertilizers in the correct order to the A and B tanks.

Secure your harvest

With fertilizers you can trust

Your successful harvests rely on quality products. That's why we prioritize reliable, high-quality fertilizers. Our rigorous testing, both by producers and independent labs, ensures the excellence you deserve.

Three types of fertilization methods

Nutrigation (Fertigation)

Nutrigation, or fertigation, combines fertilizing and watering by adding fertilizers to the water through a dosage system, ensuring precise nutrient delivery through irrigation, making it a convenient method for plant care.

Advantages of Nutrigation
Less dropout 
Better root development
Improved plant resilience

Foliar feeding

Foliar feeding provides rapid nutrient absorption through leaf stomata, bypassing root uptake, and should be applied with high-pressure and gentle dripping. Specialists have authored an article on this efficient plant feeding method.

Advantages of Foliar feeding
Quick intake of nutrients
High utilization of nutritional elements
Instant nutrient placement saves energy

Soil fertilization

Soil fertilization applies fertilizers to the surface, offering the advantage of rapid nutrient absorption. Soil fertility relies on various factors like water retention and nutrient release, influencing different soil characteristics.

Advantages of Soil fertilization
Ease of use 
Optimal nutrition of crops in soil
Protect crops via controlled nutrient release

Contact form

Can't find your answer? Fill out the contact form and our specialist Han van der Kooij will get back to you. On weekdays, even within 24 hours.
​​​​Home >  Featured products > Fertilizers​​​​

Fertilizers for horticulture

The essentials for optimal crop growth

Nurturing growth with fertilizers

We understand the challenges growers face, and we want to unburden you in this challenge. Achieve healthy crops with Royal Brinkman's qualitative fertilizers. Plants rely on nutrients to grow, but over time, the likelihood of them getting diseases and pests increases. Our fertilizers add these nutrients back, and also improve absorption and their metabolic processes.
Full of nutrients

Fast absorption

Improved metabolism

Beneficial for large productions

Our best-selling fertilizers for horticulture

Why do plants need fertilizers?

It is important to protect your crop from diseases and viruses. Sometimes it is hard to protect your crop, this has often to do with a lack of nutrients. When there are no nutrients in the soil, the crop weakens. This has negative effects: your crop becomes vulnerable to pests, diseases and fungi. That's why you need to feed your plants with nutrients that contain necessary nutrients. The result? A strong and healthy crop.

Four types of fertilizers

Organic fertilizers are composed of natural raw materials (of plant or animal origin). Read about the benefits of organic fertilizers.
Organic mineral fertilizers are combined fertilizers: part organic and part fertilizer.

Artificial fertilizers are made artificially. They are salts that dissolve immediately when in contact with water.
Coated fertilizers have a coating that slows down release, providing continuous nutrient release throughout the growing season.

Fertilization is really important in achieving optimal growth and optimal yield

Tom de Haas, product specialist fertilizers
Optimize your fertilizer tanks for healthy crops! Discover how to avoid problems and calculate the right nutrition plan in our video with our fertilizer specialist.

The importance of an A- and B-bin

Product video
Watch the video to understand how to make fertilizer solutions correctly by adding the right fertilizers in the correct order to the A and B tanks.

Secure your harvest

With fertilizers you can trust

Your successful harvests rely on quality products. That's why we prioritize reliable, high-quality fertilizers. Our rigorous testing, both by producers and independent labs, ensures the excellence you deserve.

Three types of fertilization methods

Nutrigation (Fertigation)

Nutrigation or fertigation, combines fertilizing and watering by adding fertilizer to the water through a dosing system, ensuring precise nutrient delivery through irrigation, making it a convenient method of plant care. 

Advantages of Nutrigation
Less dropout 
Better root development
Improved plant resilience

Foliar feeding

Foliar feeding provides rapid nutrient uptake through leaf stomata, bypassing root uptake, and should be applied with high pressure and gentle dripping. Specialists have written an article on this efficient plant feeding method. 

Advantages of Foliar feeding
Quick intake of nutrients
High utilization of nutritional elements
Instant nutrient placement saves energy

Soil fertilization

Soil fertilization applies fertilizers to the surface, offering the advantage of rapid nutrient absorption. Soil fertility relies on various factors like water retention and nutrient release, influencing different soil characteristics.

Advantages of Soil fertilization
Ease of use 
Optimal nutrition of crops in soil
Protect crops via controlled nutrient release

Contact form

Can't find your answer? Fill out the contact form and our specialist Han van der Kooij will get back to you. On weekdays, even within 24 hours.

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