Harrys Citrus Food
Harrys Garden Products
Citrus Food – Essential Nutrition for Healthy Trees & Juicy Fruits
Citrus trees—such as oranges, lemons, limes, and mandarins—require a nutrient-rich diet to support vigorous growth, glossy green leaves, and high-quality fruit production. Using the right Citrus Food ensures strong roots, lush foliage, and abundant flowering, leading to bigger, juicier fruits.
Why Do Citrus Trees Need Special Food?
Citrus trees are heavy feeders, meaning they need a steady supply of nutrients to sustain their fast growth and fruit development. Without proper feeding, trees may develop yellowing leaves (nutrient deficiency), poor fruit quality, and reduced flowering.
Choosing the Right Citrus Fertilizer
Citrus trees thrive with fertilizers formulated for fruiting plants, such as:
✔ Citrus & Fruit Tree Fertilizer
✔ Citrus, Avocado & Mango Food
✔ Slow-Release Organic Citrus Food
A high-quality Citrus Food contains key nutrients like:
- Nitrogen (N): Promotes lush, green leaf growth.
- Phosphorus (P): Supports strong root development and flowering.
- Potassium (K): Essential for fruit formation, size, and sweetness.
- Calcium & Magnesium: Prevents fruit disorders like blossom-end rot and maintains healthy leaves.
- Iron & Zinc: Helps prevent chlorosis (yellowing leaves), common in citrus trees.
When & How to Feed Citrus Trees
- Early Spring (Before New Growth): Apply fertilizer to boost leaf and flower production.
- Mid-Summer (Fruit Development Stage): Helps enrich fruit flavor and prevent nutrient deficiencies.
- Late Fall (Before Dormancy): A light feeding strengthens the tree for winter.
Application Tips:
🍊 Granular Fertilizer: Spread evenly around the drip line (not near the trunk) and water deeply.
🍋 Liquid Fertilizer: Ideal for potted citrus; mix with water and apply every 2–4 weeks during active growth.
🌿 Organic Options: Use compost, aged manure, or citrus peels as natural soil enhancers.
Common Feeding Mistakes to Avoid
⚠ Over-Fertilizing: Can cause excessive leafy growth but fewer fruits. Follow recommended dosage.
⚠ Under-Fertilizing: Leads to small, sour fruits or yellowing leaves due to nutrient deficiencies.
⚠ Feeding in Winter: Avoid fertilizing during cold months when citrus trees enter dormancy.
Citrus Food Summary:
Proper feeding with Citrus Food helps your tree produce healthy, delicious fruits while maintaining strong growth and resistance to diseases. Whether in a garden or container, feeding your citrus the right way will maximize fruit yield and flavor.
$20.25 – $206.25 inc. GST
