Deep Root Injection Wellington FL

Farmers understand this quite well. Your crops won’t do well with the initial fertilizer applied at the time of planting. For the best result, you will have to top-dress them. Topdressing is simply applying fertilizers at the base of the plants to supplement the soil nutrients. The same is true for your trees. The only difference is that in trees, the fertilizer is applied deep underground while in crops, it is placed at the base of the crops and gets absorbed by natural means. That is so because since most crops have their roots near the ground surface. Trees, on the other hand, have their roots penetrating deep into the ground.

You cannot depend on the natural means to efficiently take the nutrients spayed on the surface to get t the roots that are located several feet underground. For this reason, you will need Deep root injection or sometimes called deep root fertilization. It is an exercise that requires a tree professional who also understands how to determine the soil nutrients constituent. If you think your trees require artificial fertilization, contact the experts at El Cajon Tree Trimming and Stump Grinding.

Our process of deep root injection

For a successful deep root injection, a well-laid out process must be followed. You not only have to follow the steps like a programmed robot but must also do proper timing. In fact, proper timing is the key to everything. You do a deep root injection at the wrong time, your tree dies. But if you correctly time it, your trees flourish. They will suddenly boom to life because of the nutrients supplied. But what are these steps to be followed? Keep reading.

Soil inspection and testing

Our experienced arborists know what to do when you call us. They will come to the site and carry out several tests on the soil sample to determine the soil nutrient constituents. Through, this, we will know the exact minerals that the soil is lacking and needed to be applied. We will also know that deep root injection is absolutely necessary to help your trees grow well. We will not just do it for the sake of it or because you have called us.