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Citrus
Trees
When providing nutrition to your citrus
trees, it is important to consider both the specific mineral needs of the
plant, and soil conditions that affect a plant's ability to take up
nutrients.
Mineral Needs of Citrus Trees
Citrus trees, like all trees, require ample
amounts of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium. These nutrients are
contained in most fertilizers. But citrus trees also require other
nutrients like Magnesium, Boron, Copper and Zinc. These so-called
"micronutrients" are generally not available in standard
"Lawn and Turf" fertilizers, but are contained in specially
formulated, high-quality citrus fertilizers. Slow-release
fertilizers are preferable to quick-release formulations.
Learn
more about specially formulated citrus fertilizers.
Mycorrhizal Fungi
Mycorrhizal fungi is a beneficial fungus that
lives in the root system of most trees. It enables the tree to have
more and better access to the available nutrients in the soil.
Although the fungus is usually present in a tree's natural environment, it
is often lacking in urban soils where trees are transplanted. You
can add mycorrhizal fungi to the soil at the time of planting, or even
after the tree is established.
Learn
more about adding mycorrhizal fungi to your soil. |
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