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abbsforever

9 years ago

Can you over spray n grow (with bills perfect)?

Right now I am spraying about 2 time a week about every 4 days.

Is this beneficial?

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Kimo
9 years ago
Abbs,
I still have a gallon jug of SNG, but have not applied it in 2 seasons. Back when I first started using SNG, I would actually make it double or triple strength and apply 2x a week. My plumies grew incredibly fast, so fast that the branches/wood were soft to the point they would weep or bend.
Other than soft wood my plumies never suffered any repercussion from the SNG.
Good Luck
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