Ground Fruit Tree Fertilizer for Sun-Loving Plants

🍎 Old Cobblers Farm™ Wicked Plant Growth In-Ground Fruit Tree Fertilizer for Sun-Loving Plants (10-10-10 NPK) 🌳

Support abundant harvests and lush, healthy growth with Old Cobblers Farm™ Wicked Plant Growth In-Ground Fruit Tree Fertilizer, formulated with a balanced 10-10-10 NPK ratio. This versatile blend provides equal parts nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium—ideal for promoting vigorous foliage, strong root development, and robust fruit production in sun-loving fruit trees.

🌞 Perfect For These Fruit-Bearing Trees

Designed for ground-planted trees that thrive in full sunlight and benefit from balanced nutrition:

• Apple Trees

• Peach Trees

• Pear Trees

• Plum Trees

• Cherry Trees

• Apricot Trees

• Fig Trees

• Nectarine Trees

• Pomegranate Trees

• Citrus Trees (Orange, Lemon, Lime)

• Persimmon Trees

• Olive Trees

• Quince Trees

• Loquat Trees

• Mulberry Trees

• Jujube Trees

• Almond Trees

• Avocado Trees (cold-hardy varieties)

• Medlar Trees

• Asian Pear Trees

🧪 How to Apply

Application Frequency

• Young Trees (1–3 years): Every 4–6 weeks during the growing season (early spring through late summer)

• Mature Trees (4+ years): 2–3 times per season—early spring, late spring, and optionally mid-summer

Recommended Quantity

• Young Trees: ½ cup per inch of trunk diameter (measured at 4.5 ft height)

• Mature Trees: 1 cup per inch of trunk diameter

Steps to Apply

• Prepare the Area: Clear weeds and debris from the base of the tree

• Spread Fertilizer: Apply evenly around the drip line, not against the trunk

• Incorporate: Gently rake into the top few inches of soil

• Water Thoroughly: Activate nutrients and help deliver them to the roots

🌍 Optimal Soil Conditions

• Soil pH: 6.0 – 7.0 (slightly acidic to neutral for optimal nutrient availability)

• Moisture: Keep soil evenly moist—avoid waterlogging or total dryness

• Soil Type: Loamy soil preferred; amend sandy or clay soils with compost

• Organic Matter: Boost soil with aged manure or compost to enhance nutrient retention and microbial health

• Testing: Perform a soil test annually to check pH and nutrient balance

Pro Tip from the Farm:
Apply mulch after fertilizing to retain moisture and regulate soil temperature. Fruit trees thrive when the root zone stays cool and well-fed—set them up for success with seasonal consistency and soil care.