Hummm.

If you plan on keeping them in the old mix for a while, then I would first flush them with new water as much as much you can.

Then I would water them with vinegar and water, one capful a gallon and just let them rest for a week or two until they get use to their new surroundings.

I would also make sure they get good morning and or late afternoon sun for a while. Not sure how hot it gets where you live.

If they are in nursery containers watch for over heating of the roots while the sun hits the pots since I assume they are black plastic ones? Maybe you can try and find a way you can protect the roots from over heating.

Ok, maybe someone will take it from here. Good luck and enjoy:-)

Mike

I agree with Mike on giving them a good flushing so you can start with a 'clean slate,' as it were.

The Fish Emulsion doesn't work as well in containers. I'd save it for in-ground applications.

The amount of fertilizer you use will depend on how often you intend to fertilize - every two
weeks, every week, twice a week, et cetera. Many here recommend fertilizing 'Weekly Weakly.'

The 5-1-1 is a wonderful, cost-efficient, easy to use mix.

Josh