The Multicote™ Agri Junior fertilizer granules should be placed in or right above the active root zone,
though avoiding direct contact with the young roots.
Planting of deciduous trees and grape vines
- Place the fertilizer granules on the bottom of planting hole
- Cover with 3-5 cm of soil
- Place the plant, cover and pack normally
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Subtropical trees - after planting
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Trees at 2nd and 3rd year
- Use a spade to make 2-4 slots around the tree,
5-10 cm away from the stem, 5-10 cm deep.
In hot climates, make the slots 10-25 cm deep - Divide the fertilizer dose equally between the slots
- Cover the fertilizer granules with soil
To allow for continuous release, the granules should be placed within the zone wetted by irrigation.
Sprinkler irrigation
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♦ 2-4 slots will suit ♦ Make sure that fertilizer granules are applied in the wet zone ♦ At planting, fertilizer should be placed within the ridge |
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Drip irrigation |
♦ Make 2 slots next to the dripper line ♦ Place the fertilizer granules between the dripper and the stem, not directly under the dripper |
Crop-specific recommendations
Crop | Suggested Formula |
Longevity (months) |
Growth Stage |
Rate (g/tree) | |
Wine grapes | 25-8-13 | 8 | 1st year – at planting | 120 | |
Table grapes | 200 | ||||
Stone fruits (plum, peach, nectarine, apricot) | 25-8-13 | 8 | 1st year – at planting | 200 | |
2nd year | 350 | ||||
Pome fruits (apple, pear, quince) | 31-6-7+ME | 8 | 1st year – at planting | 200 | |
2nd year | 350 | ||||
3rd year | 450 | ||||
Subtropical fruits (avocado, mango) | 30-6-8+ME | 12 | 1st year – after planting | 200 | |
2nd year | 250 | ||||
3rd year | 350 | ||||
Citrus | 30-6-8+ME | 12 | 1st year – after planting | 200 | |
2nd year | 300 | ||||
3rd year | 450 | ||||
Almonds | 17-7-16+ME | 6 | 1st year – at planting | 600 | |
2nd year | 800 | ||||
Macadamia |
25-8-13 |
8 | 1st year – at planting | 200 | |
2nd year | 350 | ||||
Pecan |
19-6-9+Zn+B |
8 | 1st year – at planting | 400 | |
650 | |||||
2nd year | 800 | ||||
3rd year |
The exact fertilization program should consider:
♦ Specific crop needs
♦ Local soil and water conditions
♦ Grower’s experience
To suit the best formula and application rates for your orchard’s requirements and conditions, consult a local Haifa representative.
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