View full guide here: https://ultimatebackyard.com.au/fertilising-citrus-trees/ this video, we explore the essentials of fertilising citrus trees. We cover a range of topics including the necessary nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, and the importance of additional iron for preventing leaf yellowing. We delve into the best natural fertilisers, such as blood and bone, and cow or chicken manure, and discuss easy methods for applying fertiliser effectively. We also discuss the idea

Citrus are hungry plants, so if you want a bumper crop of fruit now is a great time to fertilise them. Melissa likes to give them a feed with Scotts Osmocote Controlled Release Fertiliser, because it feeds the plants as they need it and contains everything they need for lush foliage and a big yield of fruit. Bring on the lemon meringue pie! 😋 | Scotts AU

If you want your citrus to thrive, you need to fertilize it and NOW is the perfect time. Right when winter breaks and spring starts to creep in. Use a slow-release organic fertilizer, clear out a circle roughly the circumference of your tree's canopy and sprinkle over the soil, then cover with mulch. This is what I've done for 4 years with my 15-tree citrus hedge and it's EXPLODED with growth. 🍋 | Epic Gardening

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