February’s perfect match: Your garden and our organic fertiliser

February marks the heart of South Africa’s summer, but let’s be honest—the seasons are changing, and the heat isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. It’s likely to stick around well into March and maybe even April. That means our plants need a little extra love to handle these longer, hotter summers. This is where a slow-release organic fertiliser like Wonder Organic Vita-Boost comes in. It’s the perfect way to keep your garden looking healthy and vibrant through all that extended summer heat.

Why choose a slow-release organic fertiliser?

Consistent nutrient supply

Unlike quick-release fertilisers that deliver nutrients all at once, slow-release organic fertilisers like Wonder Organic Vita-Boost provide a steady supply over time. They feed your plants steadily over time, so your garden gets consistent nourishment without any waste. Think of it as nature’s way of providing a balanced diet to your garden.

Reduced risk of fertiliser burn

When it’s hot out, plants are already under enough stress. The slow-release formula of Wonder Organic Vita-Boost means it won’t overwhelm your plants with too much at once. It’s gentle on roots and helps avoid any damage or “burn” from over-fertilisation.

Enhanced drought tolerance

Summer heat and unpredictable rainfall can make things tough for plants. Wonder Organic Vita-Boost strengthens plant roots, enabling them to access deeper soil moisture and improving drought resistance.

Labour efficiency

Fewer applications mean more time for you to enjoy your garden. Wonder Organic Vita-Boost lasts longer, so you can apply it less often and spend more time enjoying your garden, making it ideal for busy gardeners.

Summer garden activities with Wonder Organic Vita-Boost

Feed your lawn

A lush, green lawn is the pride of any garden. Use Wonder Organic Vita-Boost to nourish your lawn, ensuring it stays vibrant through summer.
You may also be interested in: How to rescue your grass with summer lawn fertiliser & expert tips

Close-up of fresh kale and spinach growing in a vibrant green garden.

Support evergreen vegetables

Monthly feeding keeps evergreen vegetables strong and productive. Slow-release organic fertilisers are gentle yet effective for consistent nourishment.

Prepare beds for future planting

Get your soil ready for the next planting season by mixing in some old compost and Wonder Organic Vita-Boost. It’s a simple way to enrich your vegetable beds and give your plants the best start. Don’t forget to prep bulb beds and strawberry patches too.

Indoor and outdoor plant care

Wonder Organic Vita-Boost’s odourless formula makes it perfect for indoor plants, while its balanced nutrients cater to outdoor plants’ needs. It is safe and effective for use in all settings.

A collection of potted indoor plants being watered with a white watering can.

Establish seedlings

Once your seedlings are in the ground, feed them Wonder Organic Vita-Boost to ensure they develop strong roots and a resilient structure.

Rejuvenate tired shrubs

Apply to shrubs that may be showing signs of summer stress. Signs of stress in shrubs include:

  • Wilting leaves
  • Yellowing or browning leaves
  • Leaf drop
  • Dry or cracked soil

You may also be interested in: Plant stress 101: Signs, symptoms, prevention and treatments 

Fruit tree maintenance

Citrus trees require consistent nutrients to support fruit development, especially during the extended summer heat. Wonder Organic Vita-Boost provides a balanced, slow-release nutrient supply that strengthens roots, promotes healthy foliage, and enhances fruit quality.

Bright yellow lemons with dew on leafy branches in a garden.

Hedge trimming

After trimming, apply organic fertiliser to help hedges recover and maintain dense growth.

Bursting with blooms

Feed flowering plants with organic fertilisers to ensure vibrant blooms through the summer.

A cluster of pink flowers in full bloom with a butterfly resting on a petal.

Shop this organic fertiliser or any of our Wonder products online at HomelifeSA. For garden care resources follow Wonder on Facebook and Instagram.

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