Dutch Nutrient Formula...an excellent organic, odorless, & water-soluble fertilizer!

The Hollyberry Lady · 02-28-2011, 09:51 PM

Here's what I am using more and more with excellent results. A two-part blend for the early growth of seedlings & cuttings. Here is part A (2-0-2)...

Part B (0-1-3)

Both are great in promoting vegetative growth and together they equate to a 2-1-5 formula. My banana plants love it!

I also use a two-part blend of a formula for fruiting & blooming. This is the B mixture...

If you're looking for a terrific organic, water-soluble, and odorless fertilizer..DNF is the way to go.

: )

Blake09 · 02-28-2011, 09:57 PM

How mutch does is cost? I've never used liquid fert (

) but how much would you put on a young plant?

nannerfunboi · 02-28-2011, 10:01 PM

i'll have to check this out..
i use rhizotonic product of canna.. its out of the netherlands..
its 0.6-0.0-0.6 a kelp base liquid root stimulant tonic..and when i
transplant nanners..or anything actually..plants have very little
shock.. its meant for rooted plants..
thanks for the notice on DNF i'll check it out!!!

The Hollyberry Lady · 02-28-2011, 10:14 PM

It's around 12-15 bucks a bottle and it's worth every penny!

It just looks like clear liquid and I use around a 1/4 capful of part A & B mixed into a 2L pop bottle on young seedlings...progressing to a 1/2 capful as things are growing, and then a full capful when the plants are mature.

There are many different mixtures of Dutch Nutrient Formula, but mine are the ones that are best suited to my growing needs. You guys may have other needs though, so please be sure to check out what's available.

: )

The Hollyberry Lady · 03-03-2011, 12:19 AM

Let me know if you can order it in the US too and how much it is. I seem to recall Bob was going to order some but it wasn't as easy to find there as it is here...

I buy mine at 'Vantage Hydroponics' here in London but have never seen it elsewhere. You'd never find it at a regular nursery or greenhouse...just to let you know.

I like using fish emulsion too for an organic fertilizer, but DNF is way less messy & smelly.

Good luck finding some and let me know...

: )

willy1der · 03-03-2011, 02:30 AM

I am using the same DNF as you,I was told that it was for hydroponics but cut in half if used on soil,Are you using the full 5 ml A and 5ml B per litre. I am doing 5ml per 2 litre,wonder if it makes any difference!!The stuff works pretty well though!!

The Hollyberry Lady · 03-03-2011, 03:08 PM

So you did end up getting some, Will! That's great!

WoW...I didn't know it was a hydroponic fertilizer also! Makes sense though, but I was never informed of that. How cool. I can use it in my aero-garden!

I mix my own measurements now, although at one point I did follow their instructions. I find that plants that aren't raised on it from the start need to be weaned onto it slowly and sparingly to start with. I mix around a capful of each into a 2L pop bottle for mature and large plants.

: )

Richard · 03-03-2011, 08:44 PM

I'm sorry, but Dutch Nutrient Formula is made by adding water to commonly available dry water-soluble powders and then sold at enormous markup. Basically you are paying 60 to 100 times the price per net pound of fertilizer as compared to say, the Peter's Brand of water soluble powders.

willy1der · 03-04-2011, 02:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard

I'm sorry, but Dutch Nutrient Formula is made by adding water to commonly available dry water-soluble powders and then sold at enormous markup. Basically you are paying 60 to 100 times the price per net pound of fertilizer as compared to say, the Peter's Brand of water soluble powders.

I assumed that this is what they do but when im paying only 12$ for two bottles Im not really concerned of the mark up,if I was buying it by the pails maybe but the plants seem to love it compared to the other ferts Ive used.Ive heard about peters brand but have never seen it sold around here.

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The Hollyberry Lady · 03-04-2011, 01:07 PM

A far cry from the truth Richard (as usual), and I know your mission is to discredit organic gardening. I also know you have other products you like to promote...

Nonetheless DNF had been around for over 23 years and it's not just a good product, it's an excellent one. Besides, the proof is in the pudding.

If anyone is looking for a truly great liquid organic water-soluble fertilizer that will prove itself within days of its use...try it for yourself. It's what I use on my stuff and it works. It's world famous and it has a good reputation...and there's a reason for that!

I know other people that use it too...and they rave about it's performance and how well it works. To me, it's like an organic miracle grow and I enjoy the results it gives me.

"The advantage of a two-part formula is that the separate A and B concentrates allow every gardener to achieve their own specific blend of nutrients. It also serves to prevent negative chemical reactions that can waste mineral elements and damage plants".

Check this interesting info too...

"DNF Black enhances color and flavor in vegetables and fruits. DNF Clear is a water treatment that dissolves any mineral salts that may have built up around plant roots, and helps to induce a final growth spurt in plants right before harvest. It can also correct over-fertilization problems. DNF Gold helps plants absorb the nutrients in DNF Gro and DNF Bloom, and increases the time that nutrients remain inside a plant's cells. DNF Green promotes the growth of robust roots and also can aid discolored plants in returning to good health. Finally, DNF Enhance will make your plant less susceptible to environment change, disease and pests".

More good stuff...

"Base Nutrients

Dutch Nutrient Formula, is plant nutrition developed in Holland. It has been in existence for over 23 years and has everything required for plants to obtain optimum growth.
DNF is an easy to use, convenient 2-part formula for both Grow and Bloom stages which maximizes nutrient uptake. Our method combined with superior ingredients eliminates binding, solidification and waste of mineral elements, which occurs in ordinary 1-part plant food. All elements in DNF are utilized making it the most economical nutrition for your plants.
DNF will show proven results with testimonials from trusted professionals in the industry. It contains no additives or dyes and is heavily concentrated for unsurpassed value".

: )

Richard · 03-05-2011, 11:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Hollyberry Lady

A far cry from the truth Richard (as usual), and I know your mission is to discredit organic gardening. I also know you have other products you like to promote...

I don't sell Peter's brand. I am not on a mission to discredit "organic" gardening either. I am pointing out that there are plenty of products out there that are just as free from "synthetic chemicals" which you can buy inexpensively from a large number of retailers. However, if you'd rather spend extra money to avoid doing the math then I'm sure the manufacturer approves.

Bob · 03-05-2011, 04:41 PM

Much as it pains me to admit..... your results speak for themselves and with pictures to prove it.

You're still probably only the second best gardener I know! Plpplplplplth!

Seriously if that's what you're using it should be good enough for anyone.

Any chance of your sending me a sample to try out?.... old pal..... friend of mine ........who I'd never antagonize or speak badly of on a public post.... ( fingers crossed behind back)

The Hollyberry Lady · 03-05-2011, 04:41 PM

Richard, your method is to accumulate details...none of which you understand.

This may simplify things...

To me it's like peanut butter...do I want to eat Skippy, or No-Name?!

I think it's nice that there's a peanut butter available for people who may not be able to afford brand names...however I can tell the difference and the no-name brand, although close, certainly can't hold a candle to Skippy or Kraft!

It's the same with your no-name brands of DNF Richard...close, but still not quite.

I will be looking forward to reading your new thread however about all the products that are supposedly equivalent to Dutch Nutrient Formula...and seeing the pics of your plants to prove the results.

Actually, DNF is very reasonaly priced, so it's really not worth mentioning, nor worrying about.

For someone who's not against organic gardening Richard, you were sure putting down Bob's compost in another thread...when he likely has the best nutrient rich organic soil of any member on this site...and the stunningly gorgeous plants to prove it!

Organic gardening is the way of the future and we all have a responsibility and duty to respect mother earth and keep her clean.

: )

The Hollyberry Lady · 03-05-2011, 04:43 PM

I guess we were both posting at the same time Bob...I was just speaking of you...

Thanks for the compliments, oh pal of mine!

I might send you a sample or two...for a Dwarf BING Cherry tree ???

: )

Patty in Wisc · 03-07-2011, 03:07 PM

That's OK HBL, he tried to trash Joe Real's new AZ41 for plants by saying he could make the same thing for much less & w/ 100% markup. He was proven very wrong by Joe & Harvey.
I have seen many pics of your plants & asked how you keep them so healthy - esp in winter, & now I know.
I also was lucky enough to see Bob's garden last yr. We came home saying "wow".

The Hollyberry Lady · 03-07-2011, 03:15 PM

Thank you, Patty!

Here's further proof that DNF is truly a great organic fertilizer...

I put this little Haworthia under my aero-garden light and began feeding it the DNF fruiting and blooming formula, and today I noticed a stalk coming up with a flower bud!!!

In this shot you can see the bud in the center...

It's a direct result of this...

It promotes fruiting & blooming!

: )

The Hollyberry Lady · 03-09-2011, 10:20 PM

I think I'm going to add some DNF to my aero-garden on the next round, in a week or so.

Since Will told me it's a hydroponic solution as well, I'm dying to try it in there too. I've been using the nutrients that came with the kit but I have a feeling my DNF will be even better. We shall see soon enough.

I'm also thinking of getting some other kinds of DNF...like maybe the DNF Black, to enhance the color & flavor in vegetables & fruits.

: )

The Hollyberry Lady · 03-19-2011, 11:43 PM

Tonight for the first time, I applied some DNF to my aero-garden. Since it is a hydroponic fertilizer also, I thought it would be a fun experiment.

Looking forward to seeing the results.

: )

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