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Re: Dark green plants

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Nitrogen fetiliser

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I do not think it is just nitrogen fertilizer because they are tight and compact not big and blousey.
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Acid John wrote:I do not think it is just nitrogen fertilizer because they are tight and compact not big and blousey.
Commercial growers have a carefully prescribed temperature, light, and fertiliser regime which gets plants into market condition in a set time. This produces really healthy-looking plants, but perhaps not the appearance many of us would look for in our plants. What happens after that they don't really care.
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