Can compound fertilizer be used for flowers? Correct usage and precautions

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Can compound fertilizer be used for flowers?

Compound fertilizer can be used for growing flowers. Fertilizing in the planting site: when fertilizing, dig holes or trenches 20-30 cm away from the base of the flower plant, then apply the fertilizer into them, cover with soil after fertilizing and water thoroughly, to prevent root burn.

Fertilizing in flower pots: before fertilizing, make as many holes or soil cavities as possible in the middle of the flower pot, so that the fertilizer can be dispersed during application, avoiding fertilizer damage caused by the fertilizer being too concentrated.

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Can compound fertilizer be used for flowers? Correct usage and precautions

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