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Ferti-Lome Fruit, Citrus and Pecan Tree Food 19-10-5 - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Scott from Glen Saint Mary, Fl
    08/02/2014
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    How many cups is 1 pound of Ferti-Lome Fruit, Citrus and Pecan Tree Food 19-10-5 fertilizer?
    A
    In Ferti-Lome Fruit, Citrus and Pecan Tree Food 19-10-5, there are 2 cups is equal to 1 lb. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.
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  • Asked by Shirley from Eunice, Nm
    03/13/2018
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    How much Ferti-Lome Fruit, Citrus and Pecan Tree Food 19-10-5 for a pecan tree that is 8 inches in trunk diameter?
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    Apply 2 1/2 to 3 lbs. Ferti-Lome Fruit, Citrus and Pecan Tree Food 19-10-5 per inch of trunk diameter annually in the early Spring before new growth appears and after Harvest. Apply around drip line. So you would apply 20-24 lbs per year for that size pecan tree (10-12 lbs in Spring and 10-12 lbs after Harvest) per product label instructions.

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    6 of 7 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Julie from Clarksville Tennessee
    05/19/2019
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    How much Ferti-Lome Fruit, Citrus and Pecan Tree Food 19-10-5 do I add for a potted dwarf Meyer lemon tree?
    Directions on bag are just for a tree planted in the ground. I have a dwarf Meyer lemon tree and need to know the quantity of food to add to the pot.
    A

    According to the manufacturer, Ferti-Lome Fruit, Citrus and Pecan Tree Food 19-10-5 should not be used in containized plants.  CitrusGain 8-3-9 Fertilizer Blend would be a great choice for your specific needs.

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  • Asked by Tonia from Calhoun, La
    04/04/2018
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    Can Ferti-Lome Fruit, Citrus and Pecan Tree Food 19-10-5 be used in blueberry bushes? If so, how much per bush?
    They are very small and was planted 1 yr ago.
    A

    Ferti-Lome Fruit, Citrus and Pecan Tree Food 19-10-5 can be applied to Nut, Citrus & Fruit Trees: Pecans, Hickory Nuts, Black Walnuts, Hazelnuts, Chestnuts, Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries, Oranges, Grapefruit, Lemons. Please provide your targeted pest for information on treating your blueberry bushes.

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  • Asked by Gene from Hampstead Nc 28443
    12/06/2013
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    What is a good fertilizer for pomegranate?
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    Ferti-Lome Fruit, Citrus and Pecan Tree Food is not specifically labeled for pomegranates. We recommend that you contact your local cooperative extension for a fertilizer recommendation. Please click on the link for their contact information in your area.
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  • Asked by Cheri from Naples, Fl
    07/25/2016
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    How much Ferti-Lome Fruit, Citrus and Pecan Tree Food 19-10-5 would I apply for a grapefruit tree?
    How many pounds for a 20 year grapefruit tree where the trunk measures across 8 inches? Also, I have a brand new lemon tree and orange tree I live in Southwest Florida Zone 10, small trunks obviously as they are baby trees. How much of this food for the lemon and orange tree? Thanks.
    A

    For a grapefruit tree with 8 inch trunk diameter, you would apply 8 lbs of Ferti-Lome Fruit, Citrus and Pecan Tree Food 19-10-5 per feeding in Spring, Summer, and Fall at 90 day intervals, per the product label. For lemon and orange trees, you would use the same amount of 1 lb per inch of trunk diameter at each feeding.

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  • Asked by Trinh from Santa Rosa Beach, Fl
    04/07/2017
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    How many cups of Ferti-lome Fruit, Citrus And Pecan Tree Food for orange tree 6 fts?
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    For citrus trees, you will apply 1 lb or 2 cups of Ferti-Lome Fruit, Citrus and Pecan Tree Food 19-10-5 per inch of the trunk diameter per feeding in Spring, Summer and Fall. 

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  • Asked by Richard from Savannah,ga. 31410
    05/16/2021
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    How much Ferti-Lome Fruit, Citrus and Pecan Tree Food 19-10-5 should I use around a navel orange tree that is about 10 feet tall
    A

    According to the instructions on the product label for applying Ferti-Lome Fruit, Citrus and Pecan Tree Food 19-10-5, to citrus trees, "Apply 1 lb. of fertilizer per inch of trunk diameter per feeding in early spring, summer, and fall at 90 day intervals."
     

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  • Asked by Scott
    02/24/2021
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    I have how much Ferti-Lome Fruit, Citrus and Pecan Tree Food 19-10-5 should I use to treat six mature pecan trees?
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    Per the product label for Ferti-Lome, Citrus and Pecan Tree Food 19-10-5 you would apply 2.5-3 lbs. of product per inch of trunk diameter annually in the early spring before new growth appears and after harvest, around the drip line of the tree.  

    We would recommend consulting an arborist (tree expert) for specific questions regarding your pecan trees, as this is above our level of expertise.  You could also reach out to your local cooperative extension office, which should be able to advise on treatments, and direct you to local experts in your area. 
     

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