During the growth stage, in the first 2-3 years, fertilization is primarily nitrogen-based and staggered, to ensure that the substances don't get washed away. Fertilization for production is repeated every year throughout the entire productive life of the plantation, with the spreading of both organic substances and elements in mineral form, such as N,P,K,Mg etc..
Organic fertilizing is repeated every 3-4 years with the spreading of mature manure or other organic fertilizers along the rows and ploughing in with standard methods.
Annual chemical fertilization can be 60-100 units of N, depending on whether there is grass regeneration, 40-60 units of P2O5 and 100-150 units of K2O .
Both simple and complex fertilizers can be used, with the actual choice depending on cost and practical application questions. If the elements are spread simultaneously, complex fertilizers are better, as this will save time and avoid having to pass over the ground repeatedly.