When you’re taking care of your garden, you can choose between two types of fertilizers: liquid and granular. Each one has its own advantages. Here’s what I’ve learned from my gardening experiences:

Liquid Fertilizers:

• Quick results: These give your plants nutrients fast. They’re great when plants are in trouble or need a boost.
• Simple to use: Just mix it with water, and you can spray or pour it on your plants.
• Regular use: You will have to use them more often, usually every few weeks.

Granular Fertilizers:

• Slow release: They break down slowly, giving your plants a steady amount of nutrients over time.
• Lasts longer: You can often wait 4 to 6 weeks before you need to use more.
• Easy to store: They can stay good for a long time, so you won’t have to rush to use them up.

Deciding between liquid and granular fertilizers depends on what your plants need and how you like to garden!