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Good Fertilizer for Palms
I'm a fairly new resident of Arizona. Can someone recommend a good
fertilizer for palms? I have a Mediterranean Fan Palm that is beautiful and has been growing quite quickly. However, this summer some of the fronds are starting to yellow. I have been using a dry granular palm food but I have been told that I should use liquid nitrogen. Does anyone have any experience with this? What should I look for and where can I purchase it? Sharon |
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Good Fertilizer for Palms
"Sharon" wrote in message ... I'm a fairly new resident of Arizona. Can someone recommend a good fertilizer for palms? I have a Mediterranean Fan Palm that is beautiful and has been growing quite quickly. However, this summer some of the fronds are starting to yellow. I have been using a dry granular palm food but I have been told that I should use liquid nitrogen. Does anyone have any experience with this? What should I look for and where can I purchase it? Unless you are growing for fruit (seeds) the cheapest lawn fertiliser is fine. Palms in general like lots of nitrogen and water. You might like to check with an authority in your area whether there are any trace element deficiencies there. Palms might benefit from a bit more manganese and magnesium. This can easily be supplied by a teaspoon of condy's crystals in a bucket of water and splashing this around the root zones, and for magnesium, half a cup of Epsom salts in a bucket of water. Of course, mulching root zones with organic matter will improve soil structure and conserve soil moisture. |
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Good Fertilizer for Palms
There are palm tree fertilizers specifically oriented to our Arizona
climate, located at most any local nursery, Home Depot or Lowes. My favorite is the "Arizona's Best" brand palm tree fertilizer. Mary On Sun, 29 Jun 2003 21:16:05 -0700, Sharon wrote: I'm a fairly new resident of Arizona. Can someone recommend a good fertilizer for palms? I have a Mediterranean Fan Palm that is beautiful and has been growing quite quickly. However, this summer some of the fronds are starting to yellow. I have been using a dry granular palm food but I have been told that I should use liquid nitrogen. Does anyone have any experience with this? What should I look for and where can I purchase it? Sharon |
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Good Fertilizer for Palms
Thanks for the reply. I live in Lake Havasu City and we don't have a
Lowes. We do have a Home Depot although I didn't see it there. I'll look around for it though. Sharon On 6/30/03 1:28 PM, Mary Kniss wrote: There are palm tree fertilizers specifically oriented to our Arizona climate, located at most any local nursery, Home Depot or Lowes. My favorite is the "Arizona's Best" brand palm tree fertilizer. Mary On Sun, 29 Jun 2003 21:16:05 -0700, Sharon wrote: I'm a fairly new resident of Arizona. Can someone recommend a good fertilizer for palms? I have a Mediterranean Fan Palm that is beautiful and has been growing quite quickly. However, this summer some of the fronds are starting to yellow. I have been using a dry granular palm food but I have been told that I should use liquid nitrogen. Does anyone have any experience with this? What should I look for and where can I purchase it? Sharon |
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