Hi so I know it's states that every gallon I put about 4 ounces. So I have a Pygmy date palm it's a 13.67

Rayawn from Columbia Mo writes

Hi so I know it's states that every gallon I put about 4 ounces. So I have a Pygmy date palm it's a 13.67

Gallon pott so with that if it's very dry I put maybe 8 gallons water so do I repeat the 4 ounces every time I put a gallon of water in my plant? Thank you and also the foliage as well

Answer:

Per the label, you will use 1 to 2 tablespoons of Southern Ag Palm Nutritional Spray per gallon of water. As a curative spray, you should reapply again in 14 days. If you are applying this a preventative maintenance spray you should applying it every 3 - 4 months. It can be applied as both soil and foliar application. The product label suggests applying as both for the best overall protection.

Foliar Applications: 1-2 tablespoons per gallon of water. Apply to thoroughly wet the fronds to the point of runoff, also spray some of the material directly into the heart of the palm.

Soil Application: Small palms 1 oz in ½ gallon of water. Medium palms use 2-4 oz in one gallon of water. Large palms 4-8 fl oz in one gallon water. Treat the root area, this area extends our as far as the foliage. Curative applications should be done every 14 days. Preventative applications should be done at 3-4 month intervals.

Answer last updated on: 08/17/2023

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