Apple tree, raspberry, currant after winter
How to feed apple, raspberry, currant after winter
All plants receive all the necessary minerals from the soil with their root system. Plants need 13 elements that take part in metabolism: nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sulfur, iron, zinc, manganese, copper, boron, molybdenum and chlorine.
In order for the trees in your garden to develop well and constantly bear fruit, high-quality and timely feeding of bushes and trees in autumn and spring is necessary.
Caring for fruit trees begins from the moment they are planted in the ground and top dressing, which continues for all subsequent years.
All plants receive all the necessary minerals from the soil with their root system. Plants need 13 elements that take part in metabolism: nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sulfur, iron, zinc, manganese, copper, boron, molybdenum and chlorine.
Spring feeding of apple trees
The apple tree is the most widespread fruit crop in Russia. Depending on the natural conditions, variety and agricultural technology, it can live up to 100 years or more. With proper care, it begins to bear fruit as early as the fourth year after planting.
In order for your apple tree to get stronger and start growing actively, it needs nitrogen fertilizers.
Therefore, from the first months of spring, it is necessary to make root feeding with urea, for which 2 tablespoons of fertilizer are diluted in 10 liters of water and watered with this solution of apple trees.
Pour 15 liters of nutrient solution under each tree.
Feeding raspberries
Most lovers of raspberries do not care for raspberries too much, believing that they do not need to be looked after, they only planted, watered and harvested. But in fact, in order to get more large and tasty berries, she needs special care in accordance with the variety, and especially fertilization.
For feeding, mineral fertilizers are used: superphosphate, potash and nitrogen. An analogue of potash fertilizers is wood ash, which lacks chlorine and all useful microelements necessary for plants. You cannot fertilize raspberries only with potassium chloride.
Fertilizing currants
The currant contains many vitamins and various microelements. In addition, very tasty jams, compotes and pies are obtained from the berries. Despite the fact that the currant is considered an unpretentious plant, it still needs care, in the form of pruning, timely watering and, of course, feeding.
Fertilizers for black currants after winter should largely consist of phosphorus and potassium -10 g of potassium sulfate and 40 g of superphosphate per bush.
