- 2X MORE VALUE: HiThrive Peach Plant Fertilizer 16 oz bottle makes 16 gallons of fruit tree spray, while the bigger size 32 oz makes 32 gallons to keep your peach trees thriving season after season.
- FUELS GROWTH & SWEET FRUIT: Packed with nitrogen for lush leaves, phosphorus for strong roots & potassium to boost fruit size & sweetness, this indoor plant fertilizer helps grow healthier peaches.
- POWERFUL FORMULA: With macronutrients & micronutrients like calcium, iron, and zinc, this fertilizer for fruit trees strengthens trees, supports vibrant blooms & promotes a steady, abundant harvest.
- REVIVES WEAK TREES: Transform pale leaves and stunted branches with our dwarf fruit trees live plants fertilizer. It fixes nutrient deficiencies, ensuring steady growth and better fruit production.
- FOR ALL PEACH TREES: Whether you’re growing Elberta, Donut, or Nectarines, HiThrive peach tree spray fruit fertilizer delivers the right balance of nutrients for consistent growth and tastier fruit.
- EASY TO USE: Just mix our fruit tree booster fertilizer with water & apply! Use every 1-2 weeks during the growing season and every 4 weeks in cooler months to keep your trees fruitful year-round.
Product description
This Peach Tree Fertilizer offers 2x more value with its bigger-sized bottle. Its 16 oz bottle can be mixed with 16 gallons of water, while the 32 oz bottle can be mixed with 32 gallons of water, delivering long-lasting nourishment.
Formulated with key nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, along with essential micronutrients, this fertilizer promotes lush foliage, strong roots, and better fruit quality.
HiThrive Peach Tree Fertilizer delivers balanced nutrition for consistent fruiting across all peach tree varieties - Belle of Georgia, Redhaven, Elberta, Freestone, Donut, Nectarine, and more.
Mix Peach Tree Fertilizer with water and apply.
Watering Can: 2 tbsp. (30ml) per gallon of water; Leaf Spray: 1 teaspoon per quart (32 oz) of water; Hose End Sprayer: Set the sprayer to 1 oz (30 ml) setting.
Use 1-2 weeks during spring & summer and every 4 weeks during fall & winter.
