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Copy link With over 50 years of innovation, Osmocote continues to set the standard in controlled release fertiliser (CRF) technology. Our 5th generation formulas offer precision nutrient release and tailored longevities for every crop. Trusted by growers worldwide, Osmocote delivers unmatched quality, consistency, and return on investment. It can be incorporated into Levington Advance Solutions growing media mixes, offering a complete, high-performance nutrition and substrate solution.
Osmocote
The world’s leading controlled release fertiliser developed over five decades
Benefits
- Stronger growth – delivers the right nutrients at every growth stage
- Eco-smart – minimises leaching; safer for the environment
- Premium quality – ensures uniform, high-quality plant development
- Fewer issues – healthy growth reduces pests and diseases
- Long-lasting results – plants stay vibrant after purchase, boosting customer satisfaction
Testimonials
"To supplement the water-soluble feeding regime, the mix contains a low rate of PG base fertiliser, Osmoform – our slow release Nitrogen fertiliser which releases over a period of 10 weeks helping to minimise leaching, Osmocote controlled release fertiliser and lime."
Antonio Rodrigues - Head Grower
Bridge Farm, Spalding
“We rely on Osmocote 5 to release nutrients only when the temperature is right. This saves labour, reduces leaching and ensures efficiency.”
John Huibers - Managing Director
Tamar Nurseries, Wisbech
"Most of our crops are grown under protection with a low rate of controlled release fertiliser (CRF), supplemented by fertigation products from the Universol range – which can be controlled as needed"
Mark Yates - Technical Manager
Wye Plants, Spalding
The Osmocote range
Q&A
Osmocote is the leading controlled release fertiliser (CRF) that delivers nutrients to plants gradually over time, promoting consistent, healthy growth.
Osmocote is ideal for a wide range of crops: ornamental plants, perennials, shrubs, trees, vegetables, and nursery or container-grown plants.
It can be mixed into growing media, incorporated into the soil, or top-dressed onto the surface, depending on the crop and growing method.
Contact the ICL Team for expert guidance tailored to your crop type, growing conditions, and production goals.
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