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Step 2. Fertilize the seedlings with the dilute houseplant fertilizer every two weeks. Start the first fertilization when the second set of leaves emerge, or one week after germination, whichever occurs first.tep 2. Fertilize the seedlings with the dilute houseplant fertilizer every two weeks. Start the first fertilization when the second set of leaves emerge, or one week after germination, whichever occurs first.
If you fertilize in late summer or early fall, when temperatures are still warm and plants are still actively growing, it is likely new growth could occur and damage to tender new foliage could be the likely result. The rationale for late fall fertilization makes sense when you understand why.