Fertilizer (Osmocote) in the planting hole can burn roots and stress the plant, making it susceptible to pests like slugs, snails, or grasshoppers. Apply fertilizer only after establishment (4–6 weeks).
Remove damaged leaves, apply organic biostimulant (e.g., Atomic Grow) to boost vigor, and scout nightly for slugs/snails. Use iron phosphate bait if needed.
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