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Fertilizing a Neglected Avocado Tree for Fruit Production

Nitrogen and Potassium for Avocado Fruit Quality

Apply 10-5-20 fertilizer 3-4 times/year at 4-5 lbs/tree (max 20 lbs/year). Spread around dripline, water in. Nitrogen and potassium drive fruit size and quality. Source locally. Additional revival: consistent irrigation, mulch, pest monitoring.

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