Persimmons don't like much nitrogen, The amount of nitrogen required for other fruit trees is too much for persimmons. They will fail to fruit. Only use low amounts of nitrogen if chlorosis starts to appear. Rock phosphate is what is normally used to fertilize them.I think my persimmon likes the fertilizer I put on the lawn late spring and early summer where it grows. I looked at it today, and the leaves are distinctly green like the darker colors of those in your pictures. I fertilize roots in the wet early months of winter, which starts mid November here.
I think my persimmon likes the fertilizer I put on the lawn late spring and early summer where it grows. I looked at it today, and the leaves are distinctly green like the darker colors of those in your pictures. I fertilize roots in the wet early months of winter, which starts mid November here.
When you plant the tree put the RP into the hole. Also, dust the roots.I have a new persimmon tree coming soon. It's 4ft; would adding rock phosphate be advisable now, wait till the tree is bigger/older, or add to the soil in the spring?
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