Does anyone have suggestions for a good all-around micro-nutrient product for citrus, preferably in solid/granular form and without nitrogen.
Thanks,
ES

The best is Scott's STEM. I'll sell you 1 pound for $5 plus $5 flat rate box. I had to buy 25# which is 25 lifetimes supply. A pound will last forever. I've sold several pounds to forum members. Seems like the bag cost me $75 several years ago.

http://www.alliedbotanical.com/pdf/Petersstem.pdf

Is this product granular based? if so how many times a year do you reapply? Or is it mixed with water and applied through irrigation? I have container trees and am always looking for a good granular based micro.

I am one of those members that bought some from MrTexas. It is a fine powder. I imagine you could sprinkle it on your container soil, but I think it is really meant to be used as a solution. It dissolves very easily and if I remember correctly, the dosage is one teaspoon per gallon. I use an old gallon plastic milk jug and do a soil drench but others use it as a foliar spray.

Hope this helps.

P.

Drenching the soil is wasting it. It is meant to be sprayed on the leaves. I add it to my leaf miner sprays. My trees get around 6 sprays a year of it.