the recommended fertilizer application zones based on the age and growth stage of trees, ensuring optimal nutrient absorption and healthy development. For young trees aged 12 to 36 months, fertilizer should be applied in a 0.5 to 1.5-meter radius around the base, gradually increasing the distance from the trunk as the root system expands. By 3 to 5 years, the application radius extends to 1.5 meters, and for mature trees older than 6 years, fertilizer should be evenly distributed in a 3-meter radius, often covering the entire area between neighboring trees. This age-based spacing strategy aligns with the natural spread of root systems, ensuring nutrients are delivered effectively to where roots are actively feeding, while also minimizing waste and potential over-fertilization near the trunk.
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