Hortifeeds exhibits at Four Oaks show 2026

Hortifeeds are delighted to be exhibiting at the Four Oaks Trade Show in Cheshire on 2-3 September, at stand C79-80.

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Visitors to the stand can explore Hortifeeds’ latest fertiliser innovations and trusted products designed to support crop nutrition, establishment, and resilience across a wide range of growing systems and conditions.

Hortifeeds’ new product HortiSynthesis is an exclusive MTU biostimulant designed to enhance photosynthetic efficiency, strengthen plant resilience, and drive increases in growth and crop quality. HortiSynthesis improves both the rate and efficiency of photosynthesis, helping plants convert light into energy more effectively for stronger, faster growth. Key benefits include accelerated establishment and improved early growth, enhanced stress tolerance to heat, water variability, and other abiotic challenges; better nitrogen utilisation, healthier and more efficient root systems and increased nutrient uptake. 

Hortifeeds also offer a comprehensive range of advanced fertilisers and biostimulants developed to support the challenges of peat-free and peat reduced growing, helping growers improve crop establishment, nutrient management, availability and stress resilience. The HortiMix Peat Free Soluble Fertiliser Range provides calcium, magnesium, enhanced nitrate nitrogen, chelated trace elements, humic acids and amino acids to improve nutrient uptake, establishment and stress recovery.

Alongside these products, HortiHydrate Bio provides a sustainable wetting agent ideal for environmentally friendly growing media, while HortiPhyte promotes strong root development during establishment and HortiBoost supports crop establishment and resilience to abiotic stresses through its combination of seaweed, amino acids and humic acids.

Visit Hortifeeds at Stand C79-80 at Four Oaks to learn more about these solutions and how they can support you. Our sales and technical team will be on hand to offer guidance and recommendations tailored to your needs.


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