(SEE TABLE OF CONTENTS BELOW) This video is the third video in my gardening series on how to fertilize fig trees for maximum fruit set, overall health and vigor. This video focuses on the fruiting phase of the fig tree and teaches you how to grow more figs than ever before.

Part 1 of this series focused on how to help fig trees wake up from dormancy and put on leaves and new green growth as quickly as possible. Part 2 focused on how to fertilize figs in the midseason, which is the time after the fruit tree has broken dormancy and put on its first sets of mature leaves, but before the tree starts growing baby figs.

This video discusses:

1. The importance of phosphorous in fertilizer for fig trees.

2. How and when to transition your fertilizer routine to a high phosphorus regimen and maximize fruit production.

3. How to apply the fertilizers to your and how often they should be applied.

This covers both growing fig trees in ground and fig trees in containers.

You can find the rest of the series here:

Part 1:    • Fertilizing Figs In Spring  Get Your...  
Part 2:    • Fertilizing Figs Mid Season  Optimiz...  

Playlist:    • Fertilizing Figs In Spring  Get Your...  

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

0:00 Introduction to Optimization of Fertilizing Fig Trees
0:44 When To Switch Fig Trees To A Fruiting Fertilizer Formula
2:28 What is the NPK Ratio and How to Read Fertilizer Packages
3:30 Why Trees Need Fertilizer & The Importance of Phosphorous
4:19 Fertilizer Schedule To Maximize Fig Production
5:05 About Slow Release Fertilizers
6:55 About Bone Meal
7:19 About Soluble Fertilizers
8:32 When Are Soluble Fertilizers Necessary?
10:31 The Secret Weapon For Growing Figs With Huge Production
11:01 Soluble Fertilizer Application Instructions
11:26 Slow Release Fertilizer Application Instructions
12:00 Fertilizer Application Schedule For InGround Fig Trees
12:39 Fertilizer Application Schedule For Container Fig Trees
13:02 How To Apply Slow Release Fertilizer
14:26 How To Apply Soluble Fertilizer
16:11 How Long To Maintain This Fertilizer Schedule

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