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CitrusGain 8-3-9 Fertilizer Blend is specifically formulated for citrus and other plants that have similar requirements for nutrients and is the easiest way to ensure these plants have all that they need for producing high yield, strong growth and fruit size, and for good quality juice. Great for use with lemon, orange, lime, mango, avocado and many other fruit trees and plants. Citrus plants need sufficient amounts of potassium, nitrogen, manganese, magnesium, copper, iron, sulfur zinc, and other micro/macro nutrients.
*NOTE: Feeding Instructions attached to picture.
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Active Ingredient Inorganic Metal Salts For use in Citrus, Avocado, Mango, Peach, Pecan, Apple, Grape, Blackberry, Raspberry and Other Fruit Trees and Vines Application * See label for complete application instructions Pet safe Yes, when used as directed on label Shelf Life Indefinite Shipping Weight 2.00 lbs Manufacturer BGI, LLC (Mfg. Number: 2CITR) UPC 6.49682E+11 Bougainvillea Growers International (BGI) was founded in 1994 on 5 acres with a vision of turning a niche market into a global phenomenon, bringing color and beauty to landscapes and bougainvillea lovers everywhere. In 2012, their wholesale nurseries totaled over 67 acres. They grew over 20 varieties of bougainvillea, all specifically chosen for their reliable branching and flowering habit, and five different bougainvillea products - bush, trellis, standard, hanging basket, and bonsai.
In mid-2012, after 20 years of growing quality Bougainvillea, BGI embarked on a new venture, one that channeled their knowledge towards producing and distributing their GAIN fertilizer products that deliver exceptional blooms, luscious growth, and vital nutrients to make gardens across the country look spectacular.
Plant Type Amount to Apply When to Apply Young Citrus & Avacado trees less than 2 years old or have not begun bearing fruit. 1 Tbsp per 10 sq. ft. (2' x 5') or 2 1/2 Tbsp per 25 sq. ft. (5' x 5') Feed every 4-6 weeks throughout the growing season. In areas where there is a threat of frost, feed every 4-6 weeks from Febuary to September. Established and fruit bearing avacado trees 1/2 cup per 30 sq. ft. (5' x 6') or 1 cup per 75 sq. ft. (5' x 15') Feed every 4-6 weeks throughout the growing season. In areas where there is a threat of frost, feed every 4-6 weeks from Febuary to September. Established and fruit bearing citrus trees 1/2 cup per 25 sq. ft. (5' x 5') or 1 cup per 50 sq. ft. (5' x 10') Feed every 4-6 weeks throughout the growing season. In areas where there is a threat of frost, feed every 4-6 weeks from Febuary to September. Other fruit trees including Apple, Peach and Pecan 1 cup per 40 sq. ft. (5' x 8') or 2 1/2 cups per 100 sq. ft. (5' x 20') Fertilize twice per season: 1st application when new growth begins, 2nd application 6-8 weeks later. Grape, Blackberry and Raspberry 1 cup per 50 sq. ft. (5' x 10') or 2 cups per 100 sq. ft. (5' x 20') Fertilize twice per season: 1st application when new growth begins, 2nd application 6-8 weeks later. Citrus trees in containers 2 1/2 Tsp per 10" diameter pot or 5 Tsp per 14" Feed every 10-12 weeks. Be sure to protect the plants where there is a threat of frost. -
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8-3-9 fertilizer
By Nazario on 06/27/2014
My mango grow about a foot in two weeks but i don't see the outcome on my tangerine tree and my lemon tree. The only thing i don't like is it stinks
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By Noel on 11/10/2017
They had exactly what I needed, and even provided an additional little gift with my purchase. The ordering was painless and the shipment was received timely! I will be purchasing all my fertilizer and…
Read Full Review »Perfect service and products. Prices are very competitive.
By Gwen on 12/10/2021
I have been very pleased with your service and products. I love your prices as well. Just recently found your company and so thankful. We continue to order from you.
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Helpful Q&A'sQDo you spray the leaves or saturate the soil when applying CitrusGain 8-3-9 Fertilizer Blend?ACitrusGain 8-3-9 Fertilizer Blend should be applied to the soil around the plants; applying it directly on the leaves would burn the plants. Per the product label, water tree the day before the appl…
Read Full Answer »CitrusGain 8-3-9 Fertilizer Blend should be applied to the soil around the plants; applying it directly on the leaves would burn the plants. Per the product label, water tree the day before the application, and refer to the chart on the bag for feeding amounts. Spread fertilizer evenly over the surface, within the drip line of the plant but away from the trunk. Do not apply fertilizers against the trunk of the trees or at the base of plant stems. Take care to brush or wash fertilizer granules off leaves to prevent injury. After application, water in thoroughly.QDoes CitrusGain 8-3-9 work on Crusted Apple trees?ACitrusGain 8-3-9 Fertilizer Blend can be used on just about any fruit tree, including citrus, avocado, mango, peach, pecan, and apple. Â
QCan CitrusGain 8-3-9 Fertilizer Blend be used on fruit trees in pot? If so, what's the usage?AYes, you can use CitrusGain 8-3-9 Fertilizer Blend for containerized or potted fruit trees. You will use 2.5 tsp per 10" pot; 5 tsp per 14" pot; or 2.5 Tbsp per 18" pot. You can view the full feeding …
Read Full Answer »Yes, you can use CitrusGain 8-3-9 Fertilizer Blend for containerized or potted fruit trees. You will use 2.5 tsp per 10" pot; 5 tsp per 14" pot; or 2.5 Tbsp per 18" pot. You can view the full feeding instructions here.Â
