Vitax Citrus Feed for Winter Soluble Plant Feeds,

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Foliar feeding (using the same strength feed as when watering) with a dash of washing up liquid can also make a huge difference to the health of Citrus. When your plant is outdoors, birds and other insects plus the cooler temperatures will keep most pests at bay. Citrus trees can produce fragrant blossom year-round so it’s important they get a steady supply of nutrients, even in the winter.

PayPal – you will be redirected to the Paypal site where you can log-in to your PayPal account (or as a guest) to pay for your items and they will send you confirmation of your payment Do I need to a PayPal account? Citrus are essentially outdoor plants that need to be protected from frost in winter, when they should be kept at a temperature of 8-15°C (45-60°F). As the temperature drops water evaporates more slowly but also because your citrustree is no longer putting on new growth, the amount of water your tree will need will be considerably less in the winter months.

Most citrus will overwinter very well even in quite warm houses but if your tree does start to suffer mid winter, hang in there - spring is just around the corner. Occasionally, mature plants may produce a number of fast-growing and unwanted shoots known as water shoots. Designed to be used from September to February, this winter feed has balanced Nitrogen, Potassium and Phosphorous to aid flower and fruit development as well as trace elements to help healthy growth.

You will probably need to water with plain water in between times - watch your plant carefully to make sure all the root ball is wetted. Maintenance feed for the Autumn/Winter months Citrus plants flower all year round so ensuring they have the right nutrients during the colder months will help fruiting in the summer.Winter should be mixed with water as instructed and applied to citrus plants when the compost has dried out. Applied weekly between October and March, it will fortify plants in the colder weather, helping to prevent premature leaf fall and discolouration. Using Winter citrus feed is important during Winter months to help maintain steady growth during colder and darker days. Citrus Feed – Winter should be mixed with water as instructed and applied to citrus plants when the compost has dried out. This is almost always to do with too little or too much water and sometimes it can be tricky to know the difference.