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Navel Orange

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David starts with ...
Hi I planted my navel tree (Washington) about three yrs ago from the beginnig I have had oranges, last year a good crop, this year one orange and no blossoming the tree seems to be growing ok the leaves seem to be yellowing and some curling, previous seasons i have used Rose/citrus fert, I also use seasol this year because of no fruit I have used used epsom salts now I have tried chelated Iron, is there another reason for not fruiting.
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David2
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27th December 2010 10:18am
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chris says...
Looks actually like manganese deficiency to me, which is more prevalent in sandy soils. Zinc/mang deficiencies often go together. I would take a ph test first, because often times these trace elements are locked up in the soil, rather than being completely lacking.

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Original Post was last edited: 28th December 2010 1:39pm
Wayne says...
David, is that a pot or just a tree surround, if it is a pot the tree could well be root bound
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David says...
Hi Wayne no it is a tree surround
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David says...
Hi Chris thanx I will look at the Ph
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Wayne says...
http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/agriculture/horticulture/citrus/management/nutrition/quick-reference-guide
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chris says...
that is a good link Wayne....here is a more detailed link from same site:
http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/agriculture/horticulture/citrus/management/nutrition/nutrition
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