OK to start fertilizing in South Florida?

[mangokothiyan]

Over the last two weeks, I have seen many of my mango and sapodilla trees push new growth. I am wondering if it is time already to start feeding nitrogen to some of the younger trees?   Or, should I wait until April?

[cbss_daviefl]

I already did my yard. If trees are already pushing, no reason not to.

[mangokothiyan]

I already did my yard. If trees are already pushing, no reason not to.

Just what I wanted to hear Thank you!

[savemejebus]

I put down a bag of 8-3-9 this morning. For young trees that are not yet fruiting, no real reason not to.

[Victoria Ave]

so no fert for a blooming mango tree yoi want to set fruit?

[pineislander]

I never stopped fertilizing my one year old trees and most of them are flushing. SW Florida, zone 10a/b

[Cookie Monster]

In normal years, I've started fertilizing in March. But the 10-day forecast shows temps in the 80's from here on out, and many of my trees have switched into growth mode. So, now is probably a good time to start with N-containing fertilizers (for those trees that like nitrogen). I just fertilized today myself. I did my non-N containing mixes a few weeks ago.

[skhan]

Just did the yard too.

[561MangoFanatic]

Just did my parents yard a few hours ago.. (been trying to get a chance to do the same to my container plants at home..)

[Frog Valley Farm]

🗯.

[Guanabanus]

I started fertilizing customers' properties last week.