Happy Frog Citrus and Avocado Fertilizer- OMRI Listed Citrus Fertilizer, Slow-Release Nitrogen, Calcium & Sulfur for Citrus & Avocado Trees - 4 lb

High quality fertilizer it's easy to use and highly effective. The order is not too bad keeps my plants very healthy and makes them bloom like crazy. My plants are very attractive I use this on my citrus trees and they're very healthy. Happy Frog is definitely my brand has been for years.

My citrus trees were really struggling. A quick Google search of the systems and I realized they needed fertilizing. I have previously used this brand for my other gardening projects and it come highly recommended from my local garden supply store so I Gabe this fertilizer a shot. I’m so glad I did. I’m just a few days, the yellowing of my leaves vanished and new growth started to emerge. Now, I have more limes than I’ve ever seen grow in my lime trees! I’m so happy to recommend this product - it really works.

Great product

Really made a noticeable difference for my 2 lemon trees!

I have four avocados and ten citrus tres (oranges, grapefruit, lime, lemon and tangerines). Been using Happy Frog fertilizer for over a decade. This fertilizer can be difficult to find locally at times, so I'm very happy that Amazon now offers it. My citrus trees love it. Happy!

My Guava and Citrus have never looked so good. I will try to get pictures on here when I can, but dang. My guava is a tropical variety and stubborn, usually only giving me 1-3 guava per year. After starting on this, I have increased flowering production and several seem set; I think (crossing fingers) I'm looking at about 15 this year on a 5 ft tree (4 inch circumference, about 6 years old but in a pot). My citrus (meyer lemon, australian blood lime, mandarin, key lime, and kumquat) are all exceptionally green and full of leaves; ALL of which (usually have at least one or two that wont fruit) are holding fruit as of now (albeit in some cases very small and still might drop due to heat in the area). I don't think I've had a single year since I started growing tropical/subtropical fruit in Oregon that I can remember ALL of my fruit bearing and producing. Could be they're all just coming into maturity and more ready to produce, could be a change in my nutrients; bottom line is I like what I see and if next season is anything like this one I will NOT be changing back to my cheaper "organic" mix I usually buy.

Well. For one, both of my new avocado and lemon trees are growing well and hardily. One the otherwise, my dogs are obsessed with this stuff and trying to eat it as soon as I use it, so be careful! I think they like the smell (to me it smells like horse food or something). If you have dogs, keep them inside and water it in before they try to eat it.

Good product. I need to use it more often though during the growing season. I only used once this last year & though we had a good yield, the leafs were yellowing (we did not overwater). My tree was telling me I needed to feed it more & normally do. Now that we have a whole house water filtration system it’ll be interesting to see how the tree & fruit turn out in the years to come.