A question for anybody....

[KGB47]

On all my outside grows in the past I have never fed my plants during the flowering process. As a rule, I just let them grow out to whatever size God intended.This year, however, I'm going to feed my babies some "Schultz Bloom Plus" 5-30-5 and hope it fills out the buds a bit. I have one Mazar right now, a dwarf at about two and a half feet, that has the 1/4" white hairs already on top and on the side branches, my question for those of you who can help.... Can I start feeding this plant at this stage of her life or should I wait? Can the Mazar(or any plant for that matter) bloom in June? It just seems too early for any serious flowering. Any help would be great, thanks people!

 

[tokeAcola]

Well, if you look at my outdoor thread, you will see that I'm no outdoor expert, but I would wait until that plant starts to really flower in early fall before feeding it any blooming ferts. Yes, its possible for the plant to start flowering already as the earth's light cycle has been in a flowering mode. More than likely, however, it will revert back to veg stage after the summer solstice and then begin to flower again in the fall.

Good luck!

 

[KGB47]

Thanks for the quick answer TokeAcola, better to to be safe than sorry. I'll try to wait but it won't be easy