Jobe’s® Fruit & Citrus Tree Fertilizer Spikes 8-11-11
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Jobe’s® Fruit & Citrus Tree Fertilizer Spikes provide a simple, pre-measured way to feed fruit, citrus, and nut trees. Inserted into the soil around the tree’s dripline, these slow-release spikes deliver nutrients directly to the root zone without the mess of traditional granular fertilizers.
Key Benefits
- Specially formulated for fruit, citrus, and nut trees
- 8-11-11 fertilizer analysis
- Slow-release formula provides long-lasting feeding
- Pre-measured spikes eliminate mixing and measuring
- Delivers nutrients directly into the root zone
- Easy to insert around the tree’s dripline
- No messy application or strong fertilizer odors
Product Details
- Brand: Jobe’s®
- Type: Tree Fertilizer Spikes
- Fertilizer Analysis: 8-11-11
- Form: Pre-measured spikes (8 pack)
- Use: Fruit, citrus, and nut trees
- Application Area: Around the tree’s dripline
How to Use
- Apply around the tree’s dripline according to package directions
- Space spikes as directed for the size and type of tree
- Insert completely into the soil
- Follow package recommendations for application timing and number of spikes
Ideal For
- Fruit trees
- Citrus trees
- Nut trees
- Home orchards and backyard fruit trees
Important Use Notes
Always follow the package directions for placement, number of spikes, timing, and reapplication. Avoid using more spikes than recommended.
Jobe’s® Fruit & Citrus Tree Fertilizer Spikes offer a convenient, slow-release way to provide targeted nutrition to fruit, citrus, and nut trees throughout the growing season.
Easy, Mess-Free Feeding
Fertilizer spikes make seasonal tree feeding simple. Each spike contains a pre-measured amount of fertilizer, eliminating the need to measure or spread granular fertilizer around the tree.
Once inserted into the soil, the nutrients are released gradually near the roots where the tree can utilize them.
Ideal For
- Fruit trees
- Citrus trees
- Nut trees
- Home orchards and backyard fruit trees