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Soil analysis for your lawn: know exactly what it needs.

Lab analysis by Fertilab plus a written 2-year fertiliser plan, built on measured data from your own soil.

  • Shipping included
  • Results in 14 working days
  • By Fertilab
  • In Belgium and the Netherlands

Four steps, one clear plan.

From order to 2-year fertiliser plan, no hassle: your results follow within 14 working days of the lab receiving your sample.

  1. Order your kit

    Your soil-test kit comes to your door, shipping included. In the mail within 5 working days, with clear instructions.

  2. Take your sample

    You take the sample yourself, following the step-by-step instructions: eight small cores, mixed into one tube. The whole process takes about 10 minutes.

  3. Send it to the lab

    You post your sample yourself; that postage is included in the price too. Fertilab analyses your sample; the full report follows within 14 working days of the lab receiving it.

  4. Receive your plan

    A complete report plus your written 2-year fertiliser plan, with the Fertilize-it products you need. Ready to apply.

A measurable report, in plain language.

Twenty measurements, a readable chart per nutrient, and a written 2-year fertiliser plan. All in one place.

Example: the values come from a real report by the Fertilab laboratory (lawn on sandy soil). Your report shows your own values.

What the lab looks at

  • Nutrients
  • Trace elements
  • Other elements
  • Soil properties

All 20 measurements

Nutrients

What your lawn takes up and uses: nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, sulphur and calcium.

2 of 7 on target · 3 below · 2 above

  • Nitrate nitrogenNO₃

    Nitrogen your grass can take up straight away.

    Target 40⁠–⁠100 mg/l

    4.8mg/l

    Low

  • Ammonium nitrogenNH₄

    Nitrogen that turns into nitrate in the soil.

    Target < 1.5 mg/l

    < 1.0mg/l

    On target

  • PhosphorusP

    Important for root growth and energy in the plant.

    Target 3⁠–⁠6 mg/l

    11.1mg/l

    High

  • PotassiumK

    Helps the grass cope with stress from drought, heat and cold.

    Target 75⁠–⁠100 mg/l

    20.1mg/l

    Low

  • MagnesiumMg

    Part of chlorophyll: without magnesium, no green colour.

    Target 50⁠–⁠75 mg/l

    53.4mg/l

    On target

  • SulphurS

    Needed to build proteins, together with nitrogen.

    Target 10⁠–⁠15 mg/l

    1.5mg/l

    Low

  • CalciumCa

    Builds cell walls and keeps the soil structure stable.

    Target 250⁠–⁠600 mg/l

    679mg/l

    High

Next group: Trace elements

Trace elements

Needed in small amounts, with a big effect: boron, copper, iron, manganese, molybdenum and zinc.

2 of 6 on target · 3 below · 1 above

  • BoronB

    Needed in tiny amounts for cell growth.

    Target 0.3⁠–⁠0.5 mg/l

    0.1mg/l

    Low

  • CopperCu

    Part of enzymes in the plant.

    Target 2⁠–⁠8 mg/l

    3.1mg/l

    On target

  • IronFe

    Gives a deep green colour; a shortage causes yellowing.

    Target 30⁠–⁠150 mg/l

    119mg/l

    On target

  • ManganeseMn

    Helps with photosynthesis.

    Target 1⁠–⁠3 mg/l

    0.1mg/l

    Low

  • MolybdenumMo

    Helps the plant use nitrogen.

    Target 0.1⁠–⁠0.3 mg/l

    < 0.1mg/l

    Low

  • ZincZn

    Needed for growth substances and enzymes.

    Target 1⁠–⁠10 mg/l

    13.0mg/l

    High

Next group: Other elements

Other elements

Sodium and chloride (salts) and silicon.

3 of 3 on target · 0 below · 0 above

  • SodiumNa

    Too much sodium harms the soil structure and the grass.

    Target < 50 mg/l

    11.1mg/l

    On target

  • ChlorideCl

    A salt: too much stresses the grass.

    Target < 40 mg/l

    29.2mg/l

    On target

  • SiliconSi

    Found in the cell walls of grass.

    Target 6⁠–⁠23 mg/l

    8.9mg/l

    On target

Next group: Soil properties

Soil properties

How the soil behaves: salt content, acidity, organic matter and its ability to hold on to nutrients.

2 of 4 on target · 2 below · 0 above

  • ConductivityEC

    Tells how much salt is in the soil.

    Target 0.6⁠–⁠1.2 mS/cm

    0.3mS/cm

    Low

  • Acidity (pH-KCl)pH

    Decides how well the grass can take up nutrients.

    Target 5.2⁠–⁠7

    6.3

    On target

  • Organic matterOM

    Feeds soil life and holds water and nutrients.

    Target 2⁠–⁠5 %

    3.1%

    On target

  • Clay-humus complex (CEC)CEC

    How many nutrients the soil can hold on to.

    Target 100⁠–⁠150 mmol⁺/kg

    80mmol⁺/kg

    Low

On to the soil structure

Sample report: these are example values, not your soil’s.

How to read the scale: the green band is the lab’s target range and the ring is the measured value. When the ring falls outside the band, a thin line shows by how much.

Soil structure

How much of the places where the soil holds on to nutrients is taken up by each element.

93%base saturation

Pick an element to see what it does in the soil.

83.0%of the places

Calcium (Ca²⁺)

Builds cell walls and keeps the soil structure stable.

Sample report: this split is an example, not your soil’s.

Not just numbers, but a plan.

  • Measurements & charts

    Visual comparison against the target value

  • Tailored recommendations

    A written 2-year fertiliser plan

  • Product advice

    Fertilize-it products you can order directly

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One analysis, one price

Order your soil analysis

Lab analysis by Fertilab plus a written 2-year fertiliser plan. You order and pay online, like your fertilizers. You take and post the sample yourself: shipping the kit and your sample is included in the price.

  • Available in Belgium and the Netherlands
  • Sampling kit in the mail within 5 working days
  • Taking the sample takes about 10 minutes

€129.00incl. VAT and shipping

Questions? Contact us

Everything you want to know.

No, absolutely not. The report is yours, you decide what to do with it: follow our fertiliser plan, use the report on its own, or compare the advice with other brands. All fine.