Northern Maine: two 3-ft eastern white pines planted late April. Watered well, red cedar mulch, compost. Now yellowish, stressed. Asked best fertilizer, if mulch caused it.
The expert diagnosed overwatering. Water 5 gal weekly first month, then 5 gal every 2 weeks. Skip if rain. Stop when daytime temps <60°F. Mature trees: only in hot dry spells, max weekly. Fertilize: Espoma Holly-tone, 1 cup spring & late summer. Red mulch only harmful if overwatering.
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