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does plant-tone ruin blossoms?
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Posted by lalala 6 (Metro Boston) (My Page) on Mon, Jun 14, 10 at 14:27
| I planted my impatiens with a small amount of plant-tone about three weeks ago. They got battered by a hard rainstorm last week and most of the blossoms fell off, but all the neighbors' impatiens look great now, and mine have basically no flowers at all. I see a few buds. The leaves look good and they're spreading nicely. Could the plant-tone be encouraging leaves at the expense of flowers? Anything I can do about it now? thanks!! |
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- Posted by lalala 6 (Metro Boston) (My Page) on
Wed, Jun 23, 10 at 12:13
| Thanks. The flowers have started coming back this week. |
RE: does plant-tone ruin blossoms?
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| Impatiens don't need much fertilizer. Too much will encourage growth instead of blooms. |
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