is my plant ok?

Yeah it will be fine, just give her (hopefully) a few days to recover and lots of light and water. It also won't hurt to top the plant after you start noticing new growth.

Originally Posted by majek

Yeah it will be fine, just give her (hopefully) a few days to recover and lots of light and water. It also won't hurt to top the plant after you start noticing new growth.

can i already spray them with foliar feeding? i'm lucky today to have cash and bought ramgo 19-19-19.

Give it a few days to recover since you've just transplanted.

I wouldn't mist them with anything but pure water until they recover from the shock. I generally don't ever mist my plants with anything but water but some do.

no pebbles..........different pot. one that doesn't taper. imo

Originally Posted by scroglodyte

no pebbles..........different pot. one that doesn't taper. imo

I sort of agree, big black buckets are the best way to go. That pot should be fine though its a decent size for root growth. The pebbles are not really needed unless you are having drainage problems and in that case you want a better soil mix. They won't hurt anything though.

Originally Posted by ChroniKz

Give it a few days to recover since you've just transplanted.

ok sir,

thanks for your suggestion.

Originally Posted by majek

I wouldn't mist them with anything but pure water until they recover from the shock. I generally don't ever mist my plants with anything but water but some do.

ok sir,

but in the directions of my newly bought fertilizer is: (this is the exact directions on my ramgo 19-19-19)
1.apply 2 tablespoonfuls (20g) fertilizer with 16 liters of water.
2.spray the nutrient solution liberally over leaves and base of plants.
3.apply at 14 day intervals, or for better results 7 days intervals. preferably in the morning or late in the afternoon.

there is also a direction on rice and corns:
1. Start 14 days after sowing continues until reproductive stage.


there is also a direction on fruiting vegetables (ampalaya/bittergourd, eggplant, cucumber, tomato)
1.start during vegetative stage and continue until plants are mature and ready to flower. switch to bloom and yield booster for a bountiful harvest.

there is also a direction on leafy vegetables (cabbage, celery chinese cottage, lettuce)
1. start when plants mature and continue until ready to harvest.

does anybody know if i can use this fertilizer?
if yes what directions will i follow. please help me out.