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Custom blended smart release fertilizer with a famous 8-3-9 formula. It is formulated especially for establishing Mango trees. It is formulated for hot climates and excellent for all young tropical fruit trees, including Annonas, Avocado, Lychee, Jackfruit, Papaya, Banana, Tropical Cherries and Berries, and Citrus.
Mango-Food has a perfect NPK ratio for tropical fruit trees in warm climates, especially the ones not fruiting a lot yet, and slow release nitrogen that won't burn the roots. It will ensure your fruit trees have the meaningful elements required for vigorous growth. Precise amounts of macronutrients and micronutrients help produce strong growth, high yield, larger fruit size, and better juice quality.
DIRECTIONS:
In-ground plantings:
- for young trees not yet fruited, apply 2 tablespoons per 25 square foot of area.
- for established trees, apply 1 cup per 25 square foot of area.
Potted plants: apply 1 teaspoon per each 1 gal of soil.
Fertilize once a month during the active growth period when temperatures stay above 65F, preferably from 75 to 90F.
ELEMENT % CONTENT:
NPK: 8-3-9.
Water-soluble Micro-elements: Boron (B) 0.06%, Magnesium (Mg) 2.30%, Sulfur (S) 9.21%, Iron (Fe) 0.32%, Manganese (Mn) 0.10%, Zink (Zn) 0.06%.
Manufacturer: Diamond R Fertilizer (FL, USA), license No F1857.
Recommended for in-ground plants, and for potted plants as additional feeding during hot season.
This item may be shipped separately from plant items, with arrival date before or at the same time of plants delivery.

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