Charlie Carp - Fishworks Fertiliser Pellets - Slow Release Plant Food

Fishworks Fertiliser Pellets - Slow Release Plant Food

Charlie Carp Fishworks Pellets provide a convenient, slow-release solution for feeding your garden while helping to save Australian waterways. Made from whole European Carp, this organically based fertiliser packs all the nutrient-rich benefits of the original liquid formula into easy-to-spread pellets. As the pellets break down, they release essential nutrients, Omega-3 oils, and proteins into the soil, feeding your plants over time and improving soil structure without the use of synthetics or harmful chemicals.

Best For Gardeners looking for a long-lasting, slow-release fertiliser that conditions the soil and supports sustained growth in vegetable patches, garden beds, and around established trees.

Key Features

• Slow Release Nutrition: The pellet form breaks down gradually, providing a steady supply of nutrients to plant roots over an extended period compared to liquid feeds.

• Environmental Hero: Produced from European Carp, an invasive pest, meaning every bag contributes to cleaning up Australian rivers and restoring native fish habitats.

• Organically Based: A natural formula containing no harmful synthetics or chemicals, making it safe for the environment and suitable for edible gardens.

• Soil Conditioning: Adds valuable organic matter to the soil, helping to improve soil structure, moisture retention, and microbial activity.

• All Purpose Application: Suitable for use on a wide range of plants, including ornamental shrubs, fruit trees, lawns, and vegetables.

Sizes Available

• 5kg Bag: Handy size for average residential gardens.

• 20kg Bag: Bulk size for large properties, avid gardeners, and landscaping projects.

Specifications

• Brand: Charlie Carp

• Sub-line: Fishworks

• Type: Solid Fertiliser Pellets

• Pack Weights: 5kg, 20kg

• Base Material: European Carp

• Origin: Australian Made

Ideal For (Uses)

• Pre-planting soil preparation for vegetable beds.

• Top-dressing around roses, citrus, and fruit trees.

• Feeding established garden borders and shrubs.

• Adding slow-release nutrients to potting mix.

• General landscape maintenance.