What fertilizer is best for golden nanmu

Fertilization time for golden nanmu

Phoebe nanmu is generally fertilized from June to late August. Top dressing is best done 1-2 months after transplanting in spring. Do not fertilize too early or too late. Apply organic fertilizer to improve soil looseness and permeability.

What fertilizer to apply to golden nanmu

It is best to apply urea as a topdressing fertilizer by spraying the leaves during the seedling stage of Phoebe nanmu. After the seedlings grow 3 to 5 true leaves, do it every 7 days for 3 consecutive times. From June to August, apply an appropriate amount of clear manure water once a month, and urea can be added. Stop applying quick-acting fertilizers from September, and apply an appropriate amount of potassium fertilizer.

Fertilization method of golden nanmu

Golden nanmu cannot be fertilized in large quantities at one time to avoid fertilizer damage. During the growth period, you can apply decomposed liquid fertilizer every once in a while to replenish the nutrient content in the soil and promote the growth of the plant. In addition, when planting golden nanmu, you must do a good job of base fertilizer. When preparing the soil, you can add a small amount of bone meal to increase the nutrients in the soil.

Precautions for fertilizing Phoebe nanmu

Phoebe nanmu needs certain nutrient support to grow, but blindly applying large amounts of fertilizer will cause the fertilizer to accumulate at the roots, increasing the burden on the root system. Over time, "root burn" will occur, leading to fertilizer damage. The leaves will also be "corroded" into a scorched yellow state, and may even fall off, seriously affecting the growth of the entire plant.