Depends partly on what the existing mineral content of your soil is, something you can get an idea about by sampling it and having it tested. Ask your state Cooperative Extension Service about this.

Otherwise many often think an unrelated problem is corrected by fertilizing. What are you seeing that makes you think they need fertilizer?

Hi and Thank you for your reply B.B. Well they are doing great but i just wanted to see if i might need to be giving them something? Tallowberrieman

I have a small standard loquat, that I purchased at the Elizabethan Garden, in Manteo, NC this spring. I'm planting it in a protected eastern exposure, & hoping it makes it, although most folks think that it won't survive. I hope to surprise them....

>they are doing greatIf it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Your right,i get a lot of plums off of them so yes your right. Thank yall!

Getting plums off a Loquat?!? How's that done!!! They're not just in different genera, but even different subfamilies (Prunoideae and Maloideae, respectively) - can't see them being graft-compatible.

Resin

Sorry i get a lot of loquats. Hows that!?

Yep!! ;-)