Bananafan I use southern ag nutritional spray about 3x a year. It has minors that might help your leaves apply it foliarly. But don't spray it when blooming. You can add a tsp of Epsom salts to a gallon of water and apply it every 3-4 weeks added to your regular fertilizer a couple of times then cut back to half tsp. good luck!

Hi Puglvr,

Thank you for the tips. I'm going to try this out today. I suppose I can do it to all my fruit trees including my pomegranate and lychees? I have been doing that to my fern and palm trees, but I just didn't want to try it on my fruit trees until I'm sure that it works for them.

How are your lychee trees doing? I will post an update on my lychees on another thread.

My ingroung lychee and potted lychee are both doing great. The last freeze we had in January nipped some of the blooms. But several of them survived I also have some new growths along with the blooms. My potted lychee did not bloom but flushed new growths which is fine since it needs to grow.

Looking forward to updates on your lychees. Just don't spray the Citrus nutritional on trees that are blooming :)