Posted by tt on July 22, 2006, 6:29 am
I can't imagine an
> area of Perth that one of these (or any other citrus) would not be a
> delightfully productive tree.
> Joanne
hi Joanne.
I am in Perth too. Just wondering what you fed your trees and how often?
Thanks
t
Posted by Jonno on July 22, 2006, 6:37 am
tt wrote:
> I can't imagine an
>
>>area of Perth that one of these (or any other citrus) would not be a
>>delightfully productive tree.
>>
>>Joanne
>>
>
>
> hi Joanne.
>
> I am in Perth too. Just wondering what you fed your trees and how often?
> Thanks
>
> t
>
>
You cant beat fowl manure > Lime ands other products which the lemon
tree seems to thrive on. Same with other citrus....They love it....
Posted by tt on July 23, 2006, 2:34 am
>>
> You cant beat fowl manure > Lime ands other products which the lemon tree
> seems to thrive on. Same with other citrus....They love it....
I live right by the coast on a solid (it felt like when digging out
soakwells) limestonepad. Our alkalinity is high. chicken manure i was told
adds to the akalnity?
maybe thats what my trees need then. hmm interesting.t hanks
t
Posted by Jonno on July 23, 2006, 3:05 am
tt wrote:
>>You cant beat fowl manure > Lime ands other products which the lemon tree
>>seems to thrive on. Same with other citrus....They love it....
>
>
>
> I live right by the coast on a solid (it felt like when digging out
> soakwells) limestonepad. Our alkalinity is high. chicken manure i was told
> adds to the akalnity?
>
> maybe thats what my trees need then. hmm interesting.t hanks
>
> t
>
>
Hm OK Then I would suggest trying some sort of acid based correction.
Sulphate of Ammonia or similar.. Ask you nursery man or try this link
here...http://www.thegardenhelper.com/acidsoil.html
To be able to take up nutrient efficiently a tree or plant must have
a fairly neutral soil, unless it like the acid conditions...Then it will
cope...
Hope this webpage helps...
Posted by tt on July 23, 2006, 8:06 pm
> tt wrote:
> Hope this webpage helps...
thanks Jonno.. much appreciated :)
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> delightfully productive tree.
> Joanne