Care Instructions

1. Temperature Protection (High):
   Protect young plants from high temperatures above 35°C. Use shade cloth or plant them in a spot with partial shade during extreme heat to prevent sunburn and dehydration.
2. Temperature Protection (Low):
   Shield young plants from low temperatures below 10°C. Use frost covers or plant them in a warmer location during cooler months to prevent cold damage.
3. Fertilization:
   Fertilize once a month, but never fertilize in extremely hot or very cold temperatures. Make sure the soil is moist before applying fertilizer to avoid nutrient burn and promote healthy growth.
4. Disease Prevention:
   Regularly monitor for signs of disease and apply organic or chemical treatments as necessary. Ensure good air circulation and avoid overwatering to reduce the risk of fungal infections.
5. Wind Protection:
   Choose a location sheltered from heavy winds to protect the tree’s branches and fruit from damage.
6. Soil Moisture:
   Keep the soil consistently moist without waterlogging. Water deeply but avoid drowning the roots to support healthy growth.
7. Planting Distance:
   Trees should be planted at least 4 meters (13 feet) apart to ensure adequate space for growth and air circulation.

Following these care instructions will help your tropical fruit tree thrive and produce healthy, abundant fruit.