Pupuk durian agar cepat besar

Fertilizing Durian for Fast Growth During the vegetative phase (early growth until the durian plant is ready to enter the generative/flowering phase), the focus of fertilization is to encourage root, stem, and leaf growth to ensure the plant is strong before entering the production phase. The following is a general guide to fertilizing durian during the vegetative phase: 1. Required Nutrients Nitrogen (N) → dominant, to stimulate leaf and stem growth. Phosphorus (P) → stimulates root development. Potassium (K) → strengthens the stem and enhances plant resilience. Calcium (Ca), Magnesium (Mg), and Sulfur (S) → support metabolism and chlorophyll formation. Micronutrients (Zn, B, Cu, Fe, Mn) → essential even in small amounts. 2. Recommended Fertilizer Types Organic: mature manure, compost, biofertilizer (increases soil fertility and microbial activity). Inorganic/NPK: Use NPK with a high nitrogen ratio, for example, NPK 15-15-15 or 16-16-16, or specifically for vegetative purposes, such as NPK 20-10-10. Additional: dolomite (if the soil is acidic), and foliar fertilizer (urea, ZA, or liquid microfertilizer). 3. Fertilizer Dosage & Timing Young plants (1–2 years): Organic: 5–10 kg/plant, 2–3 times/year. NPK: ±50–100 grams/plant, divided 2–3 times per year. Plants 3–5 years old (still vegetative): Organic: 10–20 kg/plant. NPK: 200–500 grams/plant, gradually increased according to age. Application method: Dig a circular trench under the leaf canopy (crown projection) and then cover with soil. 4. Additional Tips Regular watering, especially during the dry season. Shaping pruning to create an ideal canopy. Avoid excessive nitrogen, as this can make the plant bushy but delay its entry into the generative (flowering) phase. ⚠️ Please note: dosage and schedule may vary depending on plant age, soil conditions, climate, and durian variety.