Questions and Answers for Southern Ag 1 pint Palm Nutritional Spray

A:  Thank you for your question. Yes, anything with iron in it can stain porous surfaces. You can mix it in a watering can and apply it directly to the soil.

A:  Thank you for your question. Yes, Palm Nutritional Spray can be used on all palms anytime of the year. You might want to spray some liquid copper fungicide into the heart of the palm to help prevent crown rot. This often happens after freezing temperatures.

A:  Yes, it should work well. The storm, if near the ocean, may have delivered excess salt to the palm. For that there is little cure.

A:  Yes,But in small amounts at first.

A:  Cut all of the yellow fronds back to the base of the palm. Yes it will look terrible, but if you don't get the old yellow dead ones off, they fight for the nutrition to the rest of the plant. They will produce new growth soon. I'm sure the nutritional spray should help. We are in North Texas and were hit very hard during this past ice storm. Have 5 sago palms that were hit but I have already cut them back, 3 huge (20') and 3 small (3'-8') Texas Sabels that I think survived, just look bad, 2 even taller (45') and 3 medium (20') Mexican palms that may not have made it, and 5 Windmills that are iffy. Quite a hit. I hope this stuff helps some. Will be interesting.

A:  This will help if it still has life and the palm frond are the only damage.

A:  It should NOT be rinsed. It provides food for your tree/plant.

A:  No need to rinse it from the tree, but I wet down the walkway and cover my block wall with a tarp to avoid any staining.

A:  Thank you for your question. Do not rinse off the nutritional solution after spraying. The plant will absorb some of the material through the leaves.

A:  NO ,

A:  Thank you for your question. Palm Nutritional Spray can be used on all types of palms as well as most ornamental plants.

A:  Thank you for your question. The heart of of the palm tree is in the middle. It is the inner core of the tree.

A:  The heart is the top area where the fronds and seed pods sprout from. I would use a sprayer to douse all the foliage on mine if it were not for the immediately adjacent cement walkway and block wall which I fear might stain from the solution. So, I carry up a gallon of the diluted solution on a ladder and pour it directly into the heart..

A:  It's where the palm fronds sprout...the center of the tree looking down from the top. Heart of palm is also an edible portion of certain palm trees.

A:  No.

A:  Thank you for your question. No Palm Nutritional Spray will not burn grass. It contains minor elements and will probably make the grass a little healthier too.

A:  Thank you for your question. Though the product will not cause damage in a freeze, the new growth it will create will be the first part of the plant that could be damaged in a freeze. During the winter, plants typically go into dormancy, due to the shorter daylight hours, not the outside temperature. Fertilizing (or applications of nutritional sprays) can cause plants to push out new growth. I would wait until the spring to make your next application.

A:  you have to read instructions carefully . Although you can put this in your tree it is basicly a rinse for trees when they are sick . and yes you can still feed trees .

A:  Yes , this is basically a special vitamin for Palm trees is they are sick , You miss it in a spray bottle and soak the tree then rinse it off . The container will give full instructions . It saved three of my palm trees . Great product.