During flowering, the cherry tree needs feeding so that the tree does not shed some of its inflorescences.
Correctly selected fertilizers will increase the yield and improve the quality of the berries - the harvest will be juicier and sweeter.
Fertilizer for cherries
At the end of spring and beginning of summer the tree needs two additional feedings. For this purpose use:
- calcium nitrate;
- boric acid.
These two products will provide the plant with everything it needs to form berries, and will also improve their taste.
How to use
At the flowering stage, calcium nitrate is first used. 1.5 tbsp of the product is dissolved in 10 liters of water and then applied under the root.
Cherry will bloom more abundantly and will not lose its inflorescences if you spray it with a solution based on boric acid. For each liter of water, use 0.1 g of the product.
