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This article was co-written by Matt Bowman. Matt Bowman is a gardener and owner of the Tradition Company in Atlanta, Georgia. Since 2006, Tradition Company provides car wash, lawn care, property maintenance, housework service, firewood and Christmas tree delivery. With over 20 years of horticultural experience, Matt specializes in organic vegetables and general gardening techniques. He holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Georgia.
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There are many steps you can take to promote your plants to grow faster, such as choosing the right fertilizer. Fast-growing plants will help you to harvest your crops early or receive gifts like a bouquet of flowers soon. When you know how to fertilize plants and what species to plant, you have the right direction to plant trees so that they can be harvested quickly.
Steps
Fertilize plants
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Check the soil. To choose the right fertilizer, you will have to know your soil composition. You can purchase a soil test kit at major department stores or gardening centers. Soil test results will tell you what nutrients you need to add to achieve a balanced level for good plant growth.
- You can also send soil samples to the agriculture department for more specific results.
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Choose organic or inorganic fertilizers. Decide whether you should use organic or inorganic fertilizers. If you choose inorganic fertilizers, look for a mix that can provide the best balance of nutrients your soil needs. Organic fertilizers are more difficult to evaluate, as each varies in the amount of nutrients they provide. Organic fertilizer will also have to break down into inorganic substances in the soil for plants to absorb, which means it will take longer to produce results.
- Inorganic fertilizers provide instant nutrients and help plants grow rapidly. Organic fertilizers release nutrients into the soil more slowly, but in the long run, create a healthier soil environment. If your goal is to harvest the plants you are growing and promote rapid growth, then inorganic fertilizers should be used. If you want a sustainable garden or bed, then organic fertilizer will be more beneficial.
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Decide on a granular or liquid fertilizer. Granular fertilizers are small pellets. Like organic fertilizers, granular fertilizers are best suited for long-term projects like plant beds. Granular fertilizers are covered with a resin shell, so nutrients are released slowly into the soil. Liquid fertilizers work much faster but need to be applied more often, usually every few weeks. Liquid fertilizers are also more expensive.
- Choose fertilizers based on the estimated time of the planting project. If you want your plants to grow faster in the future, choose a granular fertilizer, as it will help keep the soil fertile over time. If you have a plant that needs to be fertilized right away, you should use a liquid fertilizer.
- If you choose a liquid fertilizer, be sure to read the instructions on the package carefully. If you fertilize too many times, the plant can die from an overdose.
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See the nutritional composition of the fertilizer. Plants need 16 nutrients to grow well. The three main nutrients are nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, known as macronutrients. The secondary nutrients required are sulfur, calcium and magnesium. Finally, plants also need micronutrients such as boron, cobalt, copper, iron, manganese, mpybdenum, and zinc. [1] X Research Source
- Plants will not be able to grow without 3 macronutrients.
- Some fertilizers are fortified with other nutrients. If you grow a plant, such as a flower, this fertilizer will help the plant grow. However, if you are growing many different plants at the same time, it is best to use a fertilizer that does not add other nutrients.
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Determine the percentage of nutrients in the fertilizer bag. Different fertilizers have different ratios of nutrients. For example, a fertilizer grade 6-12-6 has 6% nitrogen, 12% phosphorus, and 6% potassium. Choose the best mix for your soil based on your soil test results.
- With a well-balanced soil, choose a 10-10-10 fertilizer. This type of fertilizer usually has a high nitrogen content, as it is the most commonly deficient nutrient in the soil. This type of fertilizer also often contains phosphorus and magnesium.
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Fertilize plants. It is best to spread the fertilizer evenly into the soil. If using granular fertilizer, you can use a fertilizer spreader to distribute it evenly. [2] X Research Source
- If you’re fertilizing your plants outdoors, be sure to clear up any spills in the driveway to prevent the fertilizer from getting into the drains.
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Fertilize the plant regularly. Plants consume nutrients very quickly. In order for the plant to always receive nutrients regularly, you need to fertilize according to the needs of the plant, based on the type of plant and the type of fertilizer. Read the directions on the package for the correct dosage. [3] X Research Sources
- If you’re buying pre-potted plants, read the tags on the plants for potting soil types. This will help you know how often to fertilize. [4] X Research Sources
Choose the right plants
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Choose the type of tree you want to plant. Each cultivar has a different growth rate. Find out the different varieties of the plant you want to grow. For example, the glacier tomato variety will only need to grow 50 days compared to an average of 70-90 days for conventional tomato varieties.
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Consider growing greens. Some greens grow very quickly. Sprouts only need to grow 14 days. The arugula salad took 21 days, and the lettuce took 26 days. There are many types of green vegetables that grow very quickly, especially those used in salads.
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Choose vegetables. If you want to grow vegetables, choose fast-growing vegetables, such as beans, beets, broccoli, green onions, radishes, squash, cucumbers, okra, and peas.
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Choose short-term flowering plants. Short-term flowers are useful for gifts or garden decorations. Chrysanthemum chrysanthemum, dragonfly, yellow chrysanthemum grow fast and very beautiful. Some other wonderful flowers that you can consider are sunflowers, scented peas, and rhododendrons.
Support plant growth
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Plant seedlings in the house. If you’re going to plant your plants outdoors but have to wait until spring, you’ll plant the seeds indoors. Seedlings will take about 4 to 12 weeks to germinate. If you let the plant sprout indoors and plant it in the garden, it will grow 4-6 weeks earlier than if you sow the seeds directly into the bed.
- Find a series of small planters, about 5-10 cm deep and with drainage holes.
- Avoid using fertilizers. Instead, you should use a mixture of peat moss and vermiculite in a pot.
- Leave the plant outside for a few hours each day. Do this at least 2 weeks before you take the plant out into the bed. This will help the plant adapt to direct sunlight.
- The plants that can be replanted are tomatoes, bell peppers, eggplants, and melons. However, there are some plants that do not do well when replanted such as zucchini, beans, beets, corn, spinach, turnips and peas.
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Talk to the tree. Studies show that plants respond well to singing. When fertilizing plants, talk or sing to them. Record your voice and play it when you’re not around. This will help the plant grow faster. [5] X Research Sources .
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Provide light for plants. Use grow lights if you grow them indoors. The best grow lights are high intensity discharge (HID) lights. HID lamps come in two forms: metal halide (MH) and high pressure sodium (HPS). MH bulbs emit the strongest light with blue light in the spectrum, which has the effect of stimulating plant growth. HPS bulbs are more durable than MH bulbs and emit red/orange light throughout the spectrum. HPS bulbs stimulate blooms. [6] X Research Source
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Use coffee grounds. Coffee grounds help plants grow faster thanks to the caffeine in coffee. Coffee grounds are rich in nitrogen, an essential nutrient for plants. Studies also show that caffeine helps plants grow faster. [7] X Research Sources
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This article was co-written by Matt Bowman. Matt Bowman is a gardener and owner of the Tradition Company in Atlanta, Georgia. Since 2006, Tradition Company provides car wash, lawn care, property maintenance, housework service, firewood and Christmas tree delivery. With over 20 years of horticultural experience, Matt specializes in organic vegetables and general gardening techniques. He holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Georgia.
There are 8 references cited in this article that you can see at the bottom of the page.
There are many steps you can take to promote your plants to grow faster, such as choosing the right fertilizer. Fast-growing plants will help you to harvest your crops early or receive gifts like a bouquet of flowers soon. When you know how to fertilize plants and what species to plant, you have the right direction to plant trees so that they can be harvested quickly.
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