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Seeing new growth...when do I feed?

21 years ago

Hello. I repotted my mini last weekend. Some of the original blooms died and I pruned them off. I took a close look at it today to see how it was doing and I'm seeing new, green leaves and several new buds appearing. Is it ok to fertilize or should I wait a little while longer?

Thanks!

Kristen

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tropicalrose
21 years ago
Suggest that you use half strength liquid fertiliser if the potting mix that you used for your repotting does not already contain fertilisers.
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