Citrus & Fruit Tree Food 7-3-3 (4 lb bag)

EB Stone Citrus and Fruit Tree Food is a premium organic citrus fertilizer specially formulated to promote strong growth, vibrant foliage, and abundant harvests. This 7-3-3 fertilizer blend is made from natural organic ingredients and is ideal for citrus, fruit, and ornamental trees. Whether you're feeding a backyard lemon tree or maintaining a home orchard, this fruit and citrus fertilizer delivers reliable results season after season. Key Benefits Balanced NPK Ratio (7-3-3): Supports green growth (Nitrogen), root strength (Phosphorus), and fruit development (Potassium). Organic Ingredients Include: Blood Meal, Dried Chicken Manure, Bat Guano, Alfalfa Meal, Kelp Meal, Potassium Sulfate, Humic Acid, and beneficial soil microbes like mycorrhizal fungi.

• Balanced NPK Ratio (7-3-3): Supports green growth (Nitrogen), root strength (Phosphorus), and fruit development (Potassium).
• Organic Ingredients Include: Blood Meal, Dried Chicken Manure, Bat Guano, Alfalfa Meal, Kelp Meal, Potassium Sulfate, Humic Acid, and beneficial soil microbes like mycorrhizal fungi.
• Slow-Release Formula: Delivers nutrients gradually throughout the season for steady, healthy growth.

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How Citrus & Fruit Tree Food 7-3-3 (4 lb bag) fits a fertility plan

• Supplies nitrogen to support leaf, shoot, and overall vegetative growth when crops and soil conditions call for additional feeding.
• The accompanying phosphorus and potassium contribute to a broader nutrient profile; use the full analysis when calculating seasonal totals.
• The dry or liquid format and package size shown in the title allow the product to be matched to the crop area and application equipment.

Application guidance: Apply according to crop demand and label timing. Excess nitrogen can produce overly soft growth, delay flowering or maturity, increase salt stress, or move beyond the root zone. Split applications where the label and crop program support that approach, and keep granules or concentrated liquid away from direct stem contact unless directed.

Compare related nitrogen fertilizers when building a complete program.