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Old 06-13-2008, 09:40 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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I Have Grown Many Plants, But This Is The First Time For Tc Banana Plants. I Just Repotted Some Double Mahoi And Super Dwarf All About 12 Inch. Also Two Passion Vines. Is It To Soon To Fertilize These Plants . I Have Lots Of Gro-power 5-3-1 ,would This Be Ok To Use. Tc Plants Seem A BIT Touchy . Dont Want To Kill Them.
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Default Re: When To Fertilize

any fert would be better than none, but like you said you dont want to hurt them so i would do maybe 1/4 of the dose to start with every month, then if they take that ok "slowly" increase the dose to 1/2 strength and so on but give it time, i start mine right off the bat with fert but when they are young you can burn them out in a hurry!!!!! start off slow then you wont have a problem....both plants you have are super hardy in my experience, so you should do fine....
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Default Re: When To Fertilize

I only have a couple of TC's.. One is fairly new and I have been using Liquid Seaweed on it. It seems to be putting out new growth at a pretty good pace... Best of Luck!!!
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