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  1. April 20th, 2013, 03:36 PM #1
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    So, super confusing topic! However, I've got a 20-14-13 blend called orchid plus...is it any good? Thoughts please!
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    That fertilizer is fine. Use it according to the label or mix it a little weaker and use it more often.
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    If ever in doubt with orchid fertilizers, go for 1/2 strength. Will not hurt anything.
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    Just go on and observe the outcome from time to time.
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    Thank you!!
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