Throughout most of the year, it is permissible to maintain a regular fertilization schedule for your
Corn plant. During the active growing season of spring, summer, and early fall. However, during the winter, this plant should not receive fertilizer at all.
During winter,
Corn plant will enter a dormant growth phase. In that phase, the plant will either put forth no new growth or very little new growth. That lack of active growth means that your
Corn plant will be using less energy overall, which is why fertilization is not needed at that time.
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