Ginkgos aren't fertilizer-specialists, but stressed trees need diagnosis before feeding.
Never fertilize a stressed tree. It worsens root damage. First investigate:
Resolve underlying stress. Then, if nitrogen is low, apply a balanced slow-release fertilizer in spring.
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