A grower using Schultz 19-31-17 fertilizer has a long bloom spike but no buds after a month. The spike appears healthy, not dying back.
Long bloom spikes can take a month or more to develop visible buds. The fertilizer is appropriate. As long as the spike tip stays green and firm, continue waiting. No intervention is needed—just patience.
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