Feed the rock pear properly

Content

• Feed the rock pear properly
• The rock pear can get by completely without bought fertilizer
• Provide a growth boost with little effort
• Provide nutrient replenishment with natural long-term fertilizers
• Tips

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Feed the rock pear properly

The different species of the rock pear are true survivors who basically need almost no care and can even thrive in rather inhospitable hillside locations. They are not necessarily dependent on a special fertilization, but of course also correlates with these plants, the potential growth orthe size to be achieved with the amount of available nutrients.

The rock pear can get by completely without bought fertilizer

Since the rock pear can handle even barren conditions, it is not dependent on a comparable level as some other garden plants on a regular fertilization with certain fertilizers. This makes the rock pear a very appreciated plant especially for gardeners working near-natural. After all, it is basically sufficient to deeply loosen the soil before planting a rock pear and then to accumulate some foliage around the trunk of the pear each year in autumn. Of course, all gardeners who want to keep their small pear in the garden as small as possible can completely do without fertilizer.

Provide a growth boost with little effort

Since the Torque has to be cut only to limit the size or shape of the treetop, it is an ideal shrub or tree for gardeners with relatively little time. The same applies to the subject of fertilization: it is completely sufficient for the pear pear if you distribute some long-term whole fertilizer in the root area of ​​the plant in the spring. In order to accelerate a particularly strong growth, you can repeat the fertilization again towards the end of June.

Provide nutrient replenishment with natural long-term fertilizers

In particular, in a culture of the rock pear in the pot, it may be advisable, with slowly dissolving and long-term effective fertilizers to ensure a constant supply of nutrients. For example, the following proven fertilizers of organic origin are suitable for this:

Tips

It is advisable to kill two birds with one stone when planting a rock pear and to supply heavy, dense soils with at least one year by mixing in compost with sufficient nutrients at the same time, as well as to provide a loose soil structure.