The best time to fertilize azaleas is right after the flowers fade. However, the amount depends on the plant's age and vigor. Established shrubs need little—just a tablespoon of 10-10-10 per foot of height per year. Young plants benefit from four light feedings at that same rate during the growing season. You can also use a specialty "azalea-camellia" fertilizer or an organic option like Milorganite. Always follow the product label for application rates.
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