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Product Overview
Happy Frog Japanese Maple Fertilizer (4 - 3 - 4) is specially formulated for use on Japanese maples, flowering ornamentals, lilies, hydrangeas, evergreens, dogwoods, and junipers. It is a mixture of fertilizers and microorganisms which gives nutrition to your plants. It also contains potassium and phosphorus for support of the Japanese maple trees. Mycorrhizal fungi has been added to the formula to enhance nutrient, increase root and water absorption. Available in a 4-pound bag.
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For use in Japanese maples, lilies, evergreens, hydrangeas, junipers, dogwoods, flowering ornamentals, and other low pH feeders. Application Apply the right amount of fertilizer to plants that need to be treated. Check the label for the application rates. Pet safe Yes, if used as directed on the label. Formulation Granular formula. Dimensions 7.00 x 3.00 x 11.00 Inches. Special Features Enhances root efficiency, nutrient uptake, and water absorption with mycorrhizal fungi. Shipping Weight 4.00 lbs Manufacturer FoxFarm UPC 752289500565 FEATURES:
- for use on Japanese maples, lilies, evergreens, hydrangeas, junipers, dogwoods, flowering ornamentals, and other low pH feeders
- contains phosphorus and potassium
- mycorrhizal fungi are included to help increase root efficiency
- OMRI Listed
How to Use:
NEW CONTAINER PLANTS:
Add 2 tablespoons of Happy Frog® Japanese Maple Fertilizer per gallon of soil. Fill container with mixture and set plant at appropriate height. Tamp soil gently to secure plant and water thoroughly. After three to four weeks use established plant application table below.
NEW IN-GROUND PLANTINGS:
Mix 2 parts of your preferred FoxFarm soil conditioner with one part native soil. Add 1/2 cup of Happy Frog® Japanese Maple Fertilizer per 5 gallons of soil mixture. Fill hole while setting plant at correct height. Tamp soil gently to secure plant. Sprinkle 1/2 cup additional fertilizer around base of plant. Gently scratch into the top one inch of soil and water thoroughly. After three to four weeks use established plant application table below.
ESTABLISHED PLANTS:
Plant Height 1-2 ft. 2-3 ft. 3-5 ft. 5 ft.+ How Much 1 cup 1 1/2 cups 2 cups 3 cups Feed by top-dressing monthly throughout the growing season. Lightly scratch into the top one inch of soil and water thoroughly.
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7 Customer Reviews
Top Reviews
Great fertilizer!!
By Kelly on 09/10/2020
Just what our tiny Japanese red maple needed! Our tree was not looking good after a rough start in April. California weather had not been kind so we added this fertilizer and the color came back. Now …
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By Mrs on 07/31/2020
Happy frog Has been a great product for us. Do my own offered a very good price and delivery was quick. Thank you
The best maple fertilizer
By Sondra on 08/28/2020
My maple trees one several yrs old the others 2 yrs & younger really perked up & seem stronger within a several days of giving them Happy Frog fertilizer I made the tea waited overnite & used the stra…
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1 Questions & Answers
Helpful Q&A'sQWould Happy Frog Japanese Maple Fertilizer (4 - 3 - 4) help my Japanese Maple Tree produce spring buds? There is very little to no spring buds developing.AHappy Frog Japanese Maple Fertilizer (4 - 3 - 4) could be used if it contains the nutrients that are needed by the tree and a nutrient issue is the reason for the tree not blooming as expected. We a…
Read Full Answer »Happy Frog Japanese Maple Fertilizer (4 - 3 - 4) could be used if it contains the nutrients that are needed by the tree and a nutrient issue is the reason for the tree not blooming as expected. We apologize but cannot confirm it would work nor make a recommendation without knowing the issue, and we are not able to identify diseases. We would recommend contacting a local arborist or master gardener at your local cooperative extension office or local nursery to see if they are able to assist. They would be more familiar with any issues on the trees in your area and what the cause would be. You can find your Master Gardener here.
