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• Steps
• Method 1 of 3: Fertilizing the Plants
• Method 2 of 3: How to Choose the Right Plant
• Method 3 of 3: Helping Plants Grow

There are many ways to help your plants grow faster, for example, the right fertilizer or songs you sing can give great results. The faster the plants grow, the more harvest you can collect or you can make bouquets as a gift. Once you decide what kind of plant you plan to grow and what kind of fertilizer you plan to feed it, you are on the right track to grow your plant quickly.

Steps

Method 1 of 3: Fertilizing the Plants

1. 1 Test the soil. In order to find the right fertilizer, you will need to know the composition of the soil. Many home and garden stores offer special soil testing kits. From the test results, you can figure out which additives you should use to create the best balance for your plant's growth.
2. 2 Choose an organic or inorganic fertilizer. Choose between organic and non-organic fertilizer. When choosing an inorganic fertilizer, look for one that offers the best balance of nutrients the soil needs. Organic fertilizers are more difficult to assess, since they differ in the content of nutrients. In order for the plant to receive maximum benefits, the organic fertilizer must break down into inorganic substances. This means it will take a longer amount of time before you can see the result.
   • Inorganic fertilizers provide nutrients to plants almost immediately and help them grow faster. It takes a longer time for the soil to absorb inorganic fertilizers, but over time, the soil becomes healthier. If your goal is to accelerate the growth of an existing plant, then use inorganic fertilizers. If you want to create a garden or flower beds that will delight your eyes for a long time, then organic fertilizers are more suitable for you.
3. 3 Choose granular or liquid fertilizers. Granular fertilizers are usually in the form of small balls. Like organic fertilizers, they are ideal for long term projects like growing flower beds. Rubber serves as a shell for granular fertilizers. It allows nutrients to be absorbed into the soil gradually. Liquid fertilizers work much faster. However, they require more applications. It is usually necessary to spray liquid fertilizer onto the plants every few weeks. They are also superior in price.
   • Choose a fertilizer based on the urgency of your project. If you want your future plants to grow faster, then choose granular fertilizers, since they allow the soil to be saturated with nutrients gradually. If your plant needs urgent attention, then use liquid fertilizers.
   • If you choose a liquid fertilizer, be sure to read the directions for use on the bottle before using. Using it too often can overwhelm your plant with nutrients, leading to its death.
4. 4 Pay attention to the nutrient content of the fertilizer. Plants need 16 nutrients to grow successfully. The three main nutrients are nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. They belong to the group of macronutrients. The essential minor nutrients are sulfur, calcium and magnesium. Of the micronutrients, plants need primarily boron, cobalt, copper, iron, manganese, molybdenum and zinc.
   • Without three macronutrients, the plant cannot grow.
   • Some fertilizers may contain plant food. If you are only growing one plant, such as a particular type of flower, then this fertilizer will help it grow. However, if you are growing several different types of plants at the same time, then it is best to pick up fertilizer without feeding.
5. 5 Find out the amount of nutrients in the package. Different types of fertilizers have different nutrient mixes. For example, a 6-12-6 fertilizer contains 6 percent nitrogen, 12 percent phosphorus, and 10 percent potassium. Based on your soil test results, choose a compound that will maximize the quality of your soil.
6. 6 Add fertilizer to the plant. It is best to add fertilizer evenly to the soil. If you have opted for granular fertilizer, then a watering can will help you with this.
   • If you are fertilizing plants outside, be sure to clean the street or sidewalk of any fertilizer accidentally spilled on them. This will prevent fertilizer from entering the drain.
7. 7 Fertilize your plants frequently. Plants consume nutrients quickly. To keep the plants "full", feed the plants as often as they need it. The fertilization requirements of plants will depend on both the type of plants themselves and the type of fertilizer. Read the instructions on the packaging carefully for the necessary recommendations.
   • If you are buying a grown plant, find out from the information on the tag in which soil the plant grew. This will give you an idea of ​​how often you will need to feed him.

Method 2 of 3: How to Choose the Right Plant

1. 1 Decide on the type of plant you would like to grow. Different plants grow at different rates. Take a close look at the type of plant you plan to grow. For example, some types of tomatoes grow and ripen in 50 days, while others take 70-90 days on average.
2. 2 Consider growing greenery. Certain types of greens grow very quickly. Lettuce grows in 14 days. Rucola in 21 days. Lettuce in 28 days. There are many varieties of greens that grow quickly, particularly those used in salads.
3. 3 What about vegetables? If you are going to grow vegetables, choose ones that grow fast. Fast growing vegetables include common beans, beets, broccoli, green onions, radishes, pumpkin, cucumbers, okra, and peas.
4. 4 Choose fast growing flowers. The fast growing flowers will be useful as gifts or garden decoration. Calendula, Kosmeya and Kasatik Yellow grow fast and look great. Other great flowers are sunflowers, sweet peas, and field nigella.

Method 3 of 3: Helping Plants Grow

1. 1 Grow seedlings inside. If you are growing outside but need to wait until spring, plant the seeds indoors. In about 4-12 weeks, the seeds will sprout. If you allow the seeds to sprout indoors and then transfer them to the garden, the plants will grow 4-6 weeks earlier than if you planted the seeds directly in the flower bed.
   • Take several containers 5-10 centimeters deep with holes in the bottom.
   • Don't use fertilizers. Instead, add a mixture of peat bog and vermiculite to the containers.
   • Move the plants to fresh air for about 2 hours each day. Do this for at least two weeks before transplanting them into the flower bed. This will help them get used to direct sunlight.
   • Tomato, pepper, eggplant and melon are best tolerated. Some plants, however, do not tolerate transplanting very well. Some of these plants are zucchini, beans, beets, corn, spinach, turnips and peas.
2. 2 Talk to your plants. Research has shown that plants respond especially well when they are in contact with them. When you fertilize the plant, talk to him or sing to him. Record your voice, and play the recording to plants when you are not around. This will help your plant grow faster. ...
3. 3 Give it light. Use an agricultural lamp if you are growing the plant indoors. The best agricultural lamp is the High Intensity Discharge Lamp (HDL). GRL lamps are of two types: metal halide (MG) and sodium. MG lamps emit the most powerful light in the blue spectrum, which stimulates the growth of leaves. Sodium lamps, on the other hand, last longer than MG lamps and emit light in the red / orange spectrum. MG lamps also stimulate the growth of flowers.
4. 4 Use coffee grounds. Coffee grounds help plants grow faster due to their caffeine content. When drinking coffee, use the coffee sediment at the bottom of the plant cup instead of throwing it in the trash.Coffee grounds are rich in nitrogen, which is a key element in your plant's diet. There are also several studies that claim caffeine helps plants grow faster.