NUTRIENTS FOR PAULOWNIA CULTIVATION
Paulownia, like many other quality-wood leafy trees, need a high supply of nutrients for growing. Its large leaves bind large amounts of nitrogen and potassium. Especially when the tree is young and tends to grow large in size. When nutrients are supplied, attention must be paid to composition, dosage and timing. For example, a high nitrogen level at the end of the season is not good for its winter hardiness. At summer, potassium helps to improve the efficiency in the absorption of water, raise resistance towards droughts.
Nitrogen fertilizer:
During the growth of Paulownia attention must be paid to a regular proper supply of nitrogen and potassium, whereby chlorine-containing potassium fertilizers should not be used because they can pose a negative influence on Paulownias
Chicken manure fertilizer :
Organic Liquid Fertilizer is produced by the fermentation process from chicken manure.
It is characterized by increased content of nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium.
Well-balanced macro and micro nutrients contribute to the faster development of the root system and abundant blooms
Humic acid fertilizer:
Humic acids are extremely important as a medium for transporting nutrients from the soil to the plant because they can hold onto ionized nutrients, preventing them from leaching away. Humic acids are also attracted to the depletion zone of the plant root.