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when to fertilize meyer lemon???

12 years ago

I was told to fertilize it when I saw new growth and this is what I saw is this enough or should I wait for more new growth in the tree, also it is planted in ground I planted it about 3 weeks ago and I will also post the picture of the fertilizer let me know if its good for my meyer lemon please, also should I wait for a specific time or month to fertilize??? I will post the pictures

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josecitrus
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12 years ago
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josecitrus
Original Author
12 years ago
Here is the fertilizer I have
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johnmerr
12 years ago
That isn't new growth; those are flower buds; you tree is suffering transplant stress. Wait until you see new leaves/branches, then fertilize. Vigoro citrus and avocado is a good product, especially for this stage of your tree. Later you will want to beef up the N and K to a ratio of 3-1-2.
josecitrus
Original Author
12 years ago
Thank you very much

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