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Fertilizing recently separated pups
How long does everyone usually wait after separating pups to fertilize them?
And should the fertilization schedule for the parent plant be adjusted?
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Many inexperienced growers will want to FEED THE PLANT REAL GOOD TO MAKE IT GROW.....but the opposite happens and the roots die because of fert shock. Go slow till your plant adjusts..... The parent plant is good to go with the regular fert schedule Last edited by cincinnana : 08-13-2020 at 07:50 PM. |
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Re: Fertilizing recently separated pups
Lets you plants adjust, get a couple new leaves, and then go for it.
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