Price: ₹350 - ₹345.00
(as of Jun 10,2025 07:28:17 UTC – Details)
IFFCO Urban Gardens Nutri Rich is a premium Vermicompost, made with a patented process that turns pure cow dung into compost, ensuring a standardized product adhering to global quality standards. It is an active biological mixture of bacteria and enzymes and is rich in bio-available plant nutrients such as concentrated nitrates, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, and calcium. Fortified with Seaweed, Nutri-Rich improves soil and plant health, protects plants from stress, and provides support in nutrient uptake of the plant.
🌱ABOUT: IFFCO Urban Gardens Nutri Rich is a premium Vermicompost, made with a patented process that turns pure cow dung into compost. It is an active biological mixture of bacteria and enzymes and is rich in bio-available plant nutrients such as concentrated nitrates, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, and calcium. Fortified with Seaweed, it improves soil and plant health, protects plants from stress, and provides support in nutrient uptake of the plant.
BENEFITS: Nutrient-Rich Gardening Supplement; Enriches soil with beneficial microorganisms; Improves soil aeration and structure; Increases water holding capacity of the soil; Coated with Neem and treated with bio-pesticides; Seaweed Fortified; Increased Nutrient Uptake of the plants; Enhanced resistance against plant stress and diseases.
HOW TO USE: For potting your plants, add 200 grams of Nutri-Rich per 1 Kg soil Mix well and water lightly; For Existing Plant add Nutri Rich to the top-soil, Mix well & water Lightly; Repeat every 2-3 weeks for improved nourishment and soil quality.
COMPOSITION: COW DUNG and SEAWEED (For Fortification)
Customers say
Customers find the fertilizer to be of good quality and effective for plant health, with plants showing new growth and roses blooming beautifully. The product receives mixed feedback regarding its moisture content, with some finding it wet while others describe it as relatively dry. Customers disagree on the value for money and quantity, with several noting it’s not pure vermicompost.