Yellow leaves usually signal a watering issue—either too little or too much. The key is consistent moisture without sogginess.
Water deeply but infrequently to encourage deep roots. Use a rain gauge to apply 1 inch of water per session. Morning watering is best to allow foliage to dry.
Your biweekly Miracle-Gro schedule is fine. Always water before fertilizing to prevent root burn.
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