Pepper and Herb Fertilizer 11-40-40 | Chelated Micronutrients | Hydroponics, Soil & Foliar Application

Are you searching for the best fertilizer for peppers and aromatic herbs? Look no further! Maximize growth and yields with our Pepper and Herb Fertilizer 11-40-40, the ultimate concentrated fertilizer for peppers and herbs. This advanced nutrient formula is scientifically engineered to enhance flowering, boost fruit production, and improve overall plant health. Highly concentrated for efficiency, just a small amount packs a powerful punch, making it economical and easy to use. Formulated with precise ratios of macronutrients and essential micronutrients, our Pepper and Herb Fertilizer 11-40-40 is the go-to choice for cultivators aiming for exceptional harvests and premium crop quality.

Key Benefits:

• Optimal NPK Ratio: Our fertilizer boasts a precisely balanced NPK ratio of 4-18-38, with the perfect blend of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K), providing plants with the essential nutrients they need for vigorous growth, robust flowering, and abundant fruiting.
• Essential Micronutrients: Enriched with a high concentration of essential micronutrients, including chelated forms of iron, manganese, zinc, and copper, our fertilizer ensures these nutrients are readily available to plants across a wider pH range. Unlike sulfate versions, the chelated micronutrients are more accessible to plants and eliminate the need to adjust the pH level before or after fertilizer use. Additionally, boron and molybdenum provide comprehensive plant nutrition, promoting overall health and vitality.
• Enhanced Crop Quality and Nutrition: Our advanced formula doesn't just boost yields—it elevates produce quality. By providing a full spectrum of nutrients, it enhances flavor development and nutrient accumulation in plants. The result: crops with intensified flavors, higher vitamin and mineral content, and increased levels of beneficial antioxidants. Ideal for both home gardeners and commercial growers seeking superior taste and nutritional value.
• Optimized Nutrient Uptake: Our advanced formulation enhances nutrient absorption and utilization efficiency. Balanced macronutrients and chelated micronutrients facilitate rapid uptake through roots and leaves, promoting:
  • Accelerated plant growth
  • Improved stress tolerance
  • Enhanced metabolic processes
    
• Versatile Application: Our fertilizer delivers outstanding results across multiple growing methods:
  • Traditional soil cultivation
  • Foliar feeding
  • Hydroponic systems
  • Aeroponic setups

• Suitable for a Variety of Crops: Ideal for a wide range of crops including: 
  • Pepper Varieties: Ghost peppers, habaneros, jalapeños, bell peppers, sweet peppers, chili peppers
  • Culinary Herbs: Basil, cilantro, oregano, thyme, rosemary, sage, mint
  • Umbellifers: Celery, dill, fennel, parsley, coriander
• Heavy Metal and Toxins Free: We guarantee that our fertilizer is free from any heavy metals and toxins, providing your plants with the highest standard of purity and safety. Grow with confidence, knowing that your crops are nurtured with clean, high-quality nutrients (for heavy metal analysis visit California Department of Food and Agriculture’s website)
  

Application Rates:

Soil Application for Peppers:

For individual plants: Begin application at planting time, applying 3 grams (approximately 1/2 teaspoon) of fertilizer per plant every 4-6 weeks. The first application should coincide with planting, and the last application should be timed to occur just before the first harvest.

For acreage: Begin application at planting time, applying 60 to 180 pounds of fertilizer per acre. The first application should coincide with planting, and the last application should be timed to occur just before the first harvest.

Foliar Application for Peppers:

For individual plants: Begin application at planting time. If growing from seeds, wait until the first true leaves have developed before applying fertilizer. Then, apply 1 gram of fertilizer per plant every 1-2 weeks. The last application should be timed to occur just before the first harvest.

For acreage: Begin application at planting time. If growing from seeds, wait until the first true leaves have developed before applying fertilizer. Then, apply 20 to 60 pounds of fertilizer per acre every 1-2 weeks. The last application should be timed to occur just before the first harvest.

Soil Application for Herbs and Umbellifers:

For individual plants: Begin application at planting time, applying 1.5 grams (approximately 1/4 teaspoon) of fertilizer per plant every 4-6 weeks. The first application should coincide with planting, and the last application should be timed to occur just before the first harvest.

For acreage: Begin application at planting time, applying 300 to 500 pounds of fertilizer per acre. The first application should coincide with planting, and the last application should be timed to occur just before the first harvest.

Foliar Application for Herbs and Umbellifers:

For individual plants: Begin application at planting time. If growing from seeds, wait until the first true leaves have developed before applying fertilizer. Then, apply 300 milligram of fertilizer per plant every 1-2 weeks. The last application should be timed to occur just before the first harvest.

For acreage: Begin application at planting time. If growing from seeds, wait until the first true leaves have developed before applying fertilizer. Then, apply 100 to 150 pounds of fertilizer per acre every 1-2 weeks. The last application should be timed to occur just before the first harvest.

Application Rate (per 1 Gallon of Water)

Peppers:

Herbs:

We recommend increasing the Nitrogen Level when using this for Herb and you could use either Calcium Nitrate or Potassium Nitrate to do so. (1/4 Teaspoons for both stages)

Derived from: Potassium Nitrate, Monopotassium Phosphate, Ammonium Sulfate, Potassium Sulfate, Chelated Iron EDTA, Boric Acid, Chelated Manganese EDTA, Chelated Zinc EDTA, Chelated Copper EDTA, Sodium Molybda

Related Blog Posts:

• What's the Function of Nitrogen in Plants?
• What's the Function of Phosphorus (P) in Plants?
• 5 Common Mistakes to Avoid When Growing Herbs Indoors

Documentation:

• Material Safety Data Sheet

Frequently Asked Questions: