Summer: warmth, frequent water, heavy feed (start at root emergence, stop at top leaf). Fall/Winter: high light, little water, no feed, cool nights (55°F).
Tap water okay; occasional rainwater flush removes salts.
Balanced 20-20-20 during active growth.
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