| Height |
25cm, 40cm, 20GL |
|---|
Washington Navel Orange
From 9.500 KD
One of the evergreen citrus fruit trees. Preferred to plant it in greenhouses, partially shaded outdoor areas or outdoors under indirect sunlight to avoid the heat of summer. The perfect temperature range for citrus maximum growth yield is between 24 and 30 degrees. This tree has a medium to large size, relatively oval and the bark is thick with medium roughness. Considered one of the commonly known edible fruits.
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Fertilization program
Fertilization program
January | February | March | April | May | June | July | August | September | October | November | December |
Compost and NPK 15:15:15 once, TSP and Humic acid | NPK 15:15:15, NPK 13:40:13, Calcium nitrate and Iron(Fe EDTA) once | NPK 13:40:13, NPK 12:12:36, and Calcium nitrate once | NPK 12:12:36 fortnightly, Calcium nitrate and Magnesium nitrate and Micronutrients once | Compost and NPK 15:15:15 and Iron (Fe EDTA) once | NPK 15:15:15, Calcium nitrate and Magnesium nitrate and Micronutrients once | NPK 12:12:36 fortnightly, Calcium nitrate and Iron(Fe EDTA) once | NPK 13:40:13 fortnightly, Magnesium nitrate and Micronutrients once | Compost and NPK 15:15:15 and Iron (Fe EDTA) once | NPK 15:15:15, Magnesium nitrate and Micronutrients once | NPK 12:12:36 fortnightly, Calcium nitrate and Iron (Fe EDTA) once | Compost and NPK 15:15:15, NPK 13:40:13 and TSP |
Water Requirement (Summer & Winter)
Water Requirement (Summer & Winter)
25 cm Pot | 40 cm Pot | 20 Gallon Pot |
1L/alternate days in summer; alternate days in winter | 3L/alternate days in summer: twice in a week in winter | 5L/alternate days in summer; twice in a week in winter |
*Irrigation amounts differ depending on the age of the tree, soil type and temperature range
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