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Seedlings

16 years ago

Hello All,

I was just looking for some feedback. I know many people stop fertilizing their broms during the winter. I have some seedlings that are not looking the greatest and was wondering if I should fertilize them? I am worried about the cooler temps as well as the fact that they are really young still. Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Mark

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bromadams
16 years ago
What kind of temperatures are we talking about and how much sun do you give them?
mark83
Original Author
16 years ago
They are in the house, and the lowest I let the house get is 70F. They are under lighting for 10 hours a day. They are in a window that gets morning sun.
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bromadams
16 years ago
I would keep up with the fertilizer.

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