Miracle-Gro Citrus, Avocado, & Mango Food, 20 lb.

As a former owner of a citrus nursery, I’ve tried my fair share of plant foods, but Miracle-Gro Citrus, Avocado, & Mango Food truly stands out. This product has made a noticeable difference in the health and growth of my citrus trees at home.The formula is specifically tailored for these types of plants, providing the essential nutrients they need to thrive. I’ve seen my trees flourish with vibrant leaves and an abundance of fruit since I started using it. It’s easy to apply and absorbs well, ensuring my plants get the most benefit.I highly recommend Miracle-Gro’s Citrus, Avocado, & Mango Food to anyone looking to give their plants a boost. You can trust the quality and effectiveness of this product—it’s backed by my years of experience in the nursery industry! Your citrus trees will thank you!

My orange trees are healthy and responding well! Good stuff

Great fertilizer , easy to apply.

DO NOT ORDER THIS WITH ANYTHING ELSE SCHEDULED FOR THE SAME DELIVERY! The heavy fertilizer bag will wreck anything else in the box! My other two items got their packaging crushed and I lucked out not have the fertilizer bag torn as a result.As for the fertilizer it says it is enough to do 14 feedings (once every 6 weeks) for a fruit tree with a 10 foot canopy. Great bang for the buck. Buy a dollar store plastic measuring cup to keep in the bag. You spread 1/4 cup in each 4 foot section mixing it 1-3 inches into the soil depth taking care to keep it off the trunk and more towards the drip line (where the water drips off the leaves and into the soil). You can then put the mulch back on top and water normally, reapplying every 6 weeks.Same price as Home Depot, but Amazon delivers to your door.

Highly recommend, our lime tree has been blooming since we first brought it home and started using this fertilizer.

good product

Comparison with other products and price was very reasonable.

Miracle-Gro is considered to be a top of the line brand, but with most fertilizers you need to know what your soil needs and the reactive qualities with the soil that make the fertilizer's nutrients available.I have dry desert soils that are highly saline and in our region, we don't water here like other regions. Rainfall is low and when it does come, it comes in monsoon quantities. Therefore, most of the year there is not enough water to break these highly nutritious granules down. Also, the high nitrogen content can burn plant roots with high soil temperatures here for six months of the year. So, the product is good, but I have a better solution for this region.I use liquid fish fertilizer, commonly referred to as fish emulsion. The nitrogen level is lower eliminating the potential for root burn and therefore be applied more often. An analogy would be the difference of a person taking a daily vitamin,, versus downing 1/4 of the bottle four times a year. The emulsion is mixed in water and already broken down when it goes into the soil. In a place where people don't fertilize, I am fertilizing at the beginning of every month with the lower nutrient level fertilizer and of course water. The plants are responding much better because there are nutrients available to them spread over time. They are not exhausted looking by the end of summer because they are slowly receiving their nutrients in a form that allows them to receive it, through their moistened roots. Fertilizing in desert soils can be tricky.This is a great product, but in the environment in which I live I would only use this product as soil amendments in the initial planting mixture for potted plants.