The recommended rate for a 15-year-old apple tree is 7.5 lbs of 10-6-4 fertilizer, broadcast under the drip line and watered in. This amount is correct and not excessive for a mature, bearing tree.
Mature apple trees need substantial nutrients. Follow soil-test-based recommendations and pair fertilization with proper pruning.
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