Showing posts with label dry branches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dry branches. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 14, 2023

Holganix Review — Deep Root Fertilizer












Why we use Holganix fertilizer for our clients — a review of Holganix fertilizer

Holganix is a probiotic for the soil. Applications of Holganix add microorganisms to the soil. The product contains molasses, yeast and other ingredients as food sources that allow the building and maintenance of a functional, soil microbilogy community. 

Holganix Bio 800+ charges soil with over 800 species of soil microbes to improve plant performance. 

That means you build soil and root health which translates to improved yield on crops, better playability on golf courses and a reduced need for fertilizers and pesticides on lawns.

  • Maximize Soil Health
  • Boost Root Architecture
  • Faster Establishment
  • Fewer Fertilizers & Herbicides Needed

Trees and shrubs thrive in a natural forest environment where leaves and organic debris are free to decompose, creating soil that is teeming with microbes.

HGX Pro Bio 800+ Tree and Shrub recreates this natural, forest soil environment for your trees and shrubs by building up the soil microbes in and around your landscaping, which in turn promotes root development and nutrient uptake.  

Why do we use HGX Pro Bio 800+ Tree & Shrub?

  • Reduce your fertilizer and pesticide needs by up to 90%
  • Build stronger plants that better tolerate stresses
  • Increase root architecture
  • Improve healing in after a plant installation
  • Develop soil health

Want to book a fertilizing appointment? 
Book with us by phone at (409) 370-2421 or website treeworxx.com


Tuesday, August 20, 2013

Houston Heat - Drought Tree Conditions

Houston Heat - Drought Tree ,Tree Drought Conditions

HOUSTON DROUGHT   
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Did you know that your larger existing trees could easily need - use up to 30 gallons of water a day?
 
Houston is no stranger to droughts. A good sign your tree lacks water is to visibly see smaller and larger dead branches at the very top of the tree.
 
This is a very good indication water is not reaching the top of your trees.

 

To encourage ideal root  growth, moisture - watering  levels should reach a depth of 12 to 18 inches below yours soil surface.

 
A good way to catch up your trees watering schedule is to water tree[s] with a slow trickle 2 hours - one time a week for the first month.
 
1 hour a week for the second month. And drop it down to 30 minuets - 1 time a week the third month.
 
Water apparatuses needed - A 5 gallon bucked with small pin holes in it. Fill it up as needed.
 
 
You can also use a drip line or soaker hose. Rap about a 50 foot water hose around tree spacing them apart every 2-3 feet.

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