Secrets of a Rich Plum Harvest: What Fertilizers to Apply at Each Stage.

Plum trees, like any other plants, require fertilizers to delight us with large, juicy fruits. If you want to have a good harvest, systematically introduce nutrients into the soil at different stages of the plant's growth.

What to Feed Plum Trees in the Garden

Stage One — Before Blooming Begins

Before the tree begins to bloom, it's worth feeding it with a solution consisting of potassium sulfate, urea, and water. This will help the plant prepare for active blooming.

Stage Two — Early June

When summer arrives, don't forget to feed the plum tree with a solution of nitrophosphate and water. This will help maintain its vitality during the active growth period.

Stage Three — During Fruit Ripening

During the harvest, don't forget about the plant — feed it with a solution of nitrophosphate, urea, and water to enrich the fruits with beneficial elements.

Stage Four — After Fruiting Ends

And when the plum has already given its harvest, don't forget about the last feeding using a solution of potassium sulfate, superphosphate, and water. This will help the plant regain strength before winter.

Don't forget to look for tips on saving your plum harvest and reasons for falling green fruits — this will help you have a successful harvest and enjoyment from your garden.