Posted by mtf on April 22, 2017 at 18:57:53 from (66.38.105.244):
In Reply to: Urea 46-0-0 posted by rrc300 u on April 22, 2017 at 17:49:38:
Sounds like a little much. What size trees are they now? I would use less nitrogen to get more dense growth than top growth. If they get leggy you will have to shear to much. I grow some pines in container and the field, I want a semi-sheared look and usually don't have to shear at all.
For evergreens I use 12-6-6 three month for container, and super rainbow 12-12-12 for field stock. I have used ammonia nitrate, or calcium nitrate, @ 8 oz/ tree. I would never use urea for risk of burn. Nathan
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