At planting, use just 1 teaspoon of 10-10-10 per plant, mixed into the soil. When fruit sets, apply 3 tablespoons per plant in a ring 6 inches from the stem. Repeat every 4-6 weeks through the season.
Always water after fertilizing. Avoid high-nitrogen fertilizers after fruit set, which promote foliage over fruit.
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