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behlgarden

NPK numbers for Fertilizer Help for Fruit Trees

behlgarden
12 years ago

Hello,

I am confused over fertilizing my matured fruit trees. I want to know what are specific fertilizers for specific fruit trees:

1. Apple

2. Guava

3. Lychee

4. Custard Apple

5. Asian Pear

All threes have new fruits and leaves sprouting right now, wondering what would be the best numbers for these plants.

Thanks

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