How to spray?

  • Spray the entire tree as well as the fallen leaves under it.
  • Urea can be used on nearly all plants that lose their leaves in winter (even on a sick magnolia, but not, for example, on walnut trees).
  • Do not spray evergreen plants.
  • Important: Spray thoroughly until everything is visibly wet—leaves on the tree, leaves on the ground, and the surrounding area beneath the tree.

⚠️ Note: Wear a mask while spraying!

When to spray?

  • In the fall—just before or during leaf fall of the fruit trees.
  • Especially for plants affected by brown rot, shot hole disease, or other fungal diseases.

What’s the optimal mixture?

  • 50 g of urea per 1 liter of water.

Other uses for urea:

  • Sprinkle it on the compost pile to accelerate the composting process.
  • Use it to disinfect soil in a polytunnel.

Pro tip:

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Good luck! 🌳✨