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When to Fertilize Overwintering Fuchsias in a Greenhouse

Begin fertilizing fuchsias just before the last frost, as you prepare to move them outdoors. If they stay indoors year-round, follow the same schedule: feed as the new growing season starts. Avoid feeding during dormancy or semi-dormancy.

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