Palm Tree 6-2-8 Organic Fertilizer Blend, 5 lb
Regular price $24.95 Sale price $19.955 lb Box
Down To Earth’s Palm Tree 6-2-8 is specially formulated to feed all varieties of palms and cycads with the essential macro and micronutrients they need to thrive in outdoor spaces. Whether in tropical or subtropical landscapes, palms add a regal touch and are unparalleled at transforming ordinary backyards into your own small piece of paradise. From the initial selection and design planning, to the planting, watering and fertilization, palms of all species need care and attention to ensure success.
Feeding two to three times per season can help make sure that their nutritional needs are being met and prevent fronds from yellowing or curling. Palms can be an attractive gardening solution for adding shade and curb appeal; use Down To Earth Palm Tree fertilizer for the ultimate results for your tropical beauties.
Ingredients: Feather Meal, Fish Bone Meal, Potassium Sulfate, Basalt, Langbeinite, Volcanic Ash, Kelp Meal, 2.5% Humic Acids derived from Leonardite
OMRI listed (Organic Materials Review Institute)
CDFA Listed (Registered Organic Input Material)
Application: 2½ cups ≈ 1 lb; ½ cup ≈ 3.2 oz; 1 tbsp ≈ 0.4 oz
Most palm tree varieties require fertilization 2-3 times per year. First application should occur once the danger of frost has passed. Repeat fertilization every 6-8 weeks throughout the growing season. Cease applications at least 6 weeks before average first frost date.
For established plants, utilize the table to determine amount of fertilizer to be used. Spread fertilizer evenly under the canopy starting 1 foot away from the trunk and moving outwards to the drip line. If possible, work fertilizer into the top 3″ of soil.
For new trees, wait two months from planting before first application, then follow instructions for established plants
Containers:
For new plantings, add 1-2 Tbsp per gallon of soil and mix thoroughly OR add 5-10 lbs per cubic yard. For established plants, lightly mix 1-2 Tbsp per gallon into the soil surface once each month during the growing season.
Tropical Plants:
