John KempfRegenerative Agriculture Entrepreneur

Regrowing a Citrus Tree After Frost Damage

8 Jan 2025 · 1 min

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John Kempf walks through a two-week alternating schedule of soil microbial feeds and foliar nutrient sprays to recover frost-damaged citrus. Honeybell trees regrew to 5 feet tall and wide and produced blooms and fruit in a single season using humicarb, Rejuvenate, SeaStem, and foliar copper, iron, zinc, and boron.

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Every two weeks I alternate. I do. I feed the microbes in the soil, which would be humicarb, rejuvenate fish and sea stem. And then I come back two weeks later and do a foliar spray with copper, iron, zinc, boron. And then if there's any other deficiency, I would put it in. That's my program through the year. And then checking SAP. It's just like the honeybells, which are next door to it, that completely regrew a tree 5ft tall, 5ft wide in a single season. On that same program, I was on the verge of pulling up the trees and decided to leave them and try and see what would happen. Not only did they come back, they bloomed and have fruit on them. I'm amazed. This is what I got in a Single season from 88 program.