Cottonseed meal is an excellent organic fertilizer for azaleas. As it decomposes, it acts as a mulch while slowly releasing nutrients, improving soil structure and acidity—both favored by azaleas.
This routine builds rich, acidic soil over time, promoting healthier growth and more vibrant blooms. Avoid synthetic fertilizers that can disrupt the soil ecology azaleas prefer.
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