Keep soil evenly moist. Mulch helps conserve water and keeps roots cool.
Apply liquid fertilizer (15-30-15 or 20-20-20) every 4–6 weeks. If slow-release fertilizer was used at planting, additional feeding may not be needed.
Clip or pinch off faded blooms every 7–14 days. This prevents seed formation and redirects energy to new buds.
With consistent care, Stock will bloom continuously through the season.
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