Technical data

Nutrient targets

Build the program from soil + leaf tissue tests (AMIA/Hort Innovation crop-nutrition guidance). Key nutrients N, K, Ca, B. FLOWERING INDUCTION (Advanced, needs_review — confirm on the current APVMA label/permit before any use): Paclobutrazol (PBZ) is a regulated plant growth regulator; published doses vary widely (about 0.3–1.62 g per linear metre of canopy) and one Australian trial found ~4 mL a.i./tree suited local soil/climate/tree size — PBZ must be combined with pruning, nutrition and irrigation, not used alone. Potassium nitrate (KNO3) flowering sprays in the literature: e.g. ~200 g/16 L applied three times at 7-day intervals, or ~4 g/L twice at 10-day intervals starting at flower-bud signs. These are RESEARCH figures, not a recommendation — verify the registered product, rate and crop on the current label/permit.

Growth stages

Spacing and plant numbers

Plant spacing: 600–1000 cm   Row spacing: 800–1200 cm

At 800 cm spacing that is about 12 plants per 100 m row.

Task calendar Sample — no tasks are created until you confirm a trial plan

Labour notes

Mango is seasonal-labour heavy at flowering (monitoring/spraying) and harvest (picking + de-sapping). Spraying a big canopy usually means an air-blast (air-delivery) sprayer, which carries pesticide, growth-regulator or foliar-nutrient sprays into the canopy on a large volume of air — set it up for even coverage and follow the product label and drift rules.

Chemical options (APVMA only)

Live from the APVMA PubCRIS finder — registration, WHP, rate and the source badge come from the finder API at view time, never stored here. Always confirm the current APVMA label before use. Pests/diseases without a finder filter (and biosecurity diseases) are not shown here — check the label or a permit directly.

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Fertiliser options by goal

Shortcuts into your Fertilizer Library. These filter by nutrient or use method — they are not prescriptions, and fertilisers are never pest/disease treatments unless APVMA-registered.

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Sources