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Fertilizer Spikes For Fruit & Citrus Trees, 9-12-12, 15-pk.

Original price was: $11.19.Current price is: $8.45.

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Jobe’s Fertilizer Spikes for Fruit & Citrus Trees deliver a continuous supply of nutrients directly below the soil surface where tree roots are most active. These convenient spikes provide a measured dose of nutrients that feeds your trees throughout the growing season. Specially formulated for fruit, citrus, and nut trees, the slow-release formula lasts all season with no wasteful runoff, mess, hazards, or smells.

With 15 spikes per package, you can fertilize multiple trees without running out. The slow-release formula ensures nutrients are available throughout the growing season, reducing the need for frequent applications. Simply insert the spikes around each tree’s dripline, where the roots actively feed. This targeted approach prevents over-fertilization and keeps your yard safe and beautiful.

Features and Benefits

  • Direct Root Feeding: Nutrients are delivered below the surface where tree roots are actively growing, ensuring efficient absorption.
  • Slow-Release Formula: The 9-12-12 formula releases nutrients gradually throughout the season, requiring fewer applications than traditional fertilizers.
  • Easy to Insert: Spikes are simple to place around each tree’s dripline.
  • No Runoff or Mess: Unlike other fertilizers, spikes eliminate wasteful runoff and keep your yard clean and safe.
  • Formulated for Fruit Trees: Specially designed for fruit, citrus, and nut trees.
  • Value Pack: 15 spikes per package provide coverage for multiple trees without running out mid-season.

Specifications

  • Brand: Jobe’s
  • Model: 01612
  • Count: 15 spikes per package
  • Fertilizer Formula: 9-12-12 (nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium ratio)
  • Release Type: Slow-release
  • Color: Gray and light brown
  • Suitable for: Fruit, citrus, and nut trees

How to Use

  • Application: Insert spikes around each tree’s dripline.
  • Timing: For best results, use in early spring and late fall.