Why You Need to Fertilize Your Flowers - What Must Be Done for Growing Beautiful Flowers

We break down how and why to fertilize your plants and flowers in this video with professional advice from real greenhouse growers that discuss how to simplify the process. Fertilizing your flowers is essential to making them perform. Learn more about how to do it properly to keep your flowers blooming all season. Be sure to Like and Subscribe!
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[@_KingQuinn_]

Thank you for the amazing in depth video! Gnna try this tomorrow, love from Malaysia!

[@SharkeysFloralGreenhouses]

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[@lorilandwehr803]

Tried this & love it!!

[@RuthanneR1]

I am a first-year cut flower farmer. After I have planted out my seedlings, should I be using a higher phosphorus number fertilizer to encourage blossoming or should I use a more straight number fertilizer?

[@SharkeysFloralGreenhouses]

Our Beat Your Neighbor fertilizer is 20-21-19 which gives a well rounded boost, but really makes the flowers perform.

[@Pipsquacky]

I’m new to hanging baskets. After fertilizing for the first time, I noticed a few days later that there was some powdery mildew (I believe) starting on the plant, possibly in a place where the fertilized water ran over the plant. Is this just a coincidence or should I be watering more carefully?

[@SharkeysFloralGreenhouses]

That wouldn't be powdery mildew, just from calcium in the water. It's not a concern at all but you can try watering directly to the soil to prevent this.

[@oneflowerlover]

Why is your fertilizer limited to certain states? I would love to purchase a few containers of this!

[@SharkeysFloralGreenhouses]

We would love that too. Since fertilizer is regulated by each state we have to be licensed and registered for each state that we ship to. It is a massive undertaking of paperwork, fees and monthly reports. We are a small family business and not a billion dollar corporation, so for now we only can ship to 19 states. You can always ship to family or a friend in one of those states and they can forward it (many of our customers do that.) You can see those current states here: beatyourneighbor.com/faq/

[@SP-ig3vs]

for watering, not dripping through.??? I thought you want the water to drain through the bottom to ensure adequate watering?

[@SharkeysFloralGreenhouses]

You want to water thoroughly, but not running thru. That's too much.

[@glendacuebillas6197]

What kind of fertilizer are you using?

[@SharkeysFloralGreenhouses]

Our Beat Your Neighbor fertilizer of course.