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LIQUID TRACE & FULVIC ACID

PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONBaileys Liquid Trace with added Fulvic Acid is a liquid fertiliser with added chelates for use in correcting trace element deficiencies or maximizing crop growth. It is a free flowing liquid suitable for fertigation. This type of foliar application helps...

FRUIT & CITRUS

Baileys Fruit & Citrus is high in magnesium and potassium for strong growth, rich green foliage and plump healthy fruit. This unique product combines a slow release base of organic blood and bone with essential plant nutrients, trace elements and soil improvers. So it not...

Blog Articles Tagged with Citrus

Lemons have no juice?

Q. My lemons form and ripen on the tree but when I cut them open they are dry and brown to black inside with virtually no juice? A. The tree is under stress and in order to get it through hot seasons it pulls back the sap or juice from the lemon fruits to...

Should I prune citrus?

Should I prune citrus? Pruning citrus gets almost as many hits on social media as pruning roses. Unlike roses, citrus doesn't need annual pruning to produce good quality fruit in quantity. So, why prune a citrus tree?To shape a new treeTo make harvesting ladder-freeTo...

Citrus in Western Australia

If you only find room for one fruiting tree in your WA garden then look first at the citrus family.There's heaps of choice, all rich in antioxidants and vitamin C; and you can pick some of the most delicious fruit on the planet from your own back yard. While there's many...

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