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Garden Blog - Top Tropicals
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New 2018 release: SUNSHINE SuperFood
"Two out of every five people on Earth today owe their lives to the higher crop outputs that fertilizer has made possible." (Bill Gates)
Micronutrient Supplement and Plant Health Booster
Misshapen, small fruit or no fruit?
Poor root growth?
Pale or yellow leaves?
Die backs?
Curled leaves?
Slow growth?
Don't let your plants starve... SUNSHINE SuperFood is your
answer to all these problems!
Read more why your plants need
SUNSHINE-SuperFood - Essential Element Complex that
has them all: N-NH2, Mg, Fe, Mn, Zn, Cu, B, Mo, S...
SUNSHINEâ„¢ SuperFood is a revolutionary new product
released in 2018. It is a super micro-element supplement
(Amino Acid Chelated Micronutrient) containing
microelements, ultra-microelements, glycinates, as well as
SUNSHINE-Honey ingredients.
It shows amazing results in plant development, treating
different element deficiencies, and improving fruit trees
production.
GREEN-EARTH-ECOLOGY FRIENDLY! And it is GREEN color!
Buy SUNSHINE Superfood... item # 6000!
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How to make a Mango tree bloom and fruit
Mango trees are especially beautiful during spring time when they flush out multi-color new leaves! But you want your mango be not only beautiful but fruitful as well. Here are some tips:
1) Fertilize Mango tree with a balanced slow release fertilizer starting March. Use 1 tsp of granulated fertilizer per 1 gal of soil, or a handful or two for an in-ground tree. You may add one application of foliar spray of a water-soluble bloom booster fertilizer (the one for Roses or Azaleas will work). This will give your tree a good macro-nutrient kick-start.
2) Spray entire tree with SUNSHINE-Superfood solution. This will provide all necessary micro-elements and keep the plant healthy and strong throughout the season. Repeat treatment once a month until harvest time.
3) For sweeter fruit, apply SUNSHINE-Honey solution
several times:
- early spring before flowering
- at setting buds
- right at the beginning of setting fruit
- after harvesting, to provide the tree with all good
micro-nutrients before resting season.