I have been using Ferti-loom for pecan and citrus for a few years now and do not have a problem sofar. It comes in a 25lbs bag and a little pricey($18.00) I follow the instruction and that sit.

boneyard3, could you tell me something about that fertilazer, N-P-K ratio, macro and micro nutrients ratio?

19-10-5 is the ratio of this product and as far for N is very good because citrus trees are heavy feeders on nitrogen , P is also ok , but the K ratio is a little too low and can not provide or induce good flowering.
This is what I think



http://www.fertilome.com/ProductFiles/10820%20Fruit%20Citrus%20&%20Pecan%20Tree%20Food%20Approved%2009-14-09.pdf

I only grow 2 citrus tree's in containers and both get fed 3 times a year. The medium is the type of potting soil i get from my local nursery that he uses. I give him hardy figs in the spring and i get whatever i need. I strictly uses Ferti-lome for pecan and citrus and my tree's blooms profusely every spring. For me it works-out good enough.



quote="danero2004"]19-10-5 is the ratio of this product and as far for N is very good because citrus trees are heavy feeders on nitrogen , P is also ok , but the K ratio is a little too low and can not provide or induce good flowering.
This is what I think



http://www.fertilome.com/ProductFiles/10820%20Fruit%20Citrus%20&%20Pecan%20Tree%20Food%20Approved%2009-14-09.pdf[/quote]