YOU SHOULD BE FEEDING YOUR PALMS WITH PERFECT PALM® FERTILIZER DURING WINTER
After Palm Trees get damaged during freezing cold weather they struggle to live and regrow new fronds and when the Palm Trees happen to regrow new fronds after a freeze they are stunted, damaged, and weak. Much of this disfigured and stunted growth of Palm Trees after freeze damage of the Palm Tree is typically a FREEZE INDUCED DEFICIENCY.
What Is A FREEZE INDUCED DEFICIENCY?
It has been proven and extensively studied by the University of Florida and Palm Tree Growers that after Palm Trees are damaged from freezing winter weather they will get freeze induced deficiencies in the Palm Trees.
The most common Freeze Induced Deficiencies are Boron and Manganese. If left untreated, these freeze induced deficiencies can take months if not years to be corrected in Palm Trees that were damaged by freezing cold weather.
STEP 1 (Fertilize Immediately With Perfect Palm® Fertilizer If You Have Not Fertilized Recently) We Will Discuss Winter Fertilizing Myths At The End Of This Page.
Yes, Now Even In The Winter Months of January and February. Perfect Palm® Fertilizer Is Specially Formulated For This Winter Feeding Of Palm Trees, Especially In Treating Freeze Damaged Palm Trees.
Help Protect and Save Your Palm Trees Now After Freeze Damage With Perfect Palm®
Our Perfect Palm® granules are designed for optimal Potassium, Boron, and Manganese uptake into Palm Trees. Regular feeding and increased Potassium, Boron, and Manganese levels in Palm trees can increase cold damage restoration from damage caused by freezing winter weather and cold.
Simply sprinkle these granules on the ground today to help save your Palm trees from cold winter weather damage induced deficiencies.
BONUS INGREDIENTS INCLUDED TO HELP PALM TREES RECOVER FROM FREEZE
Perfect Palm® also has the highest quantity of available nutrients like potassium and many other essential micronutrients and macronutrients that help Palm Trees thrive. Perfect Palm® is specially formulated to help Palm Trees recover from stressful events like freeze damage.