I just see rapidly growing tender green shoots, Bob. If you're concerned (and I don't think you should be) go ahead and top dress. I like to mix 1 part Yum, 1 part castings, and two parts fresh soil. ~ 1 cup in that size pots. No risk of burn and a nice nitrogen lift from the 2-1-1 yum and the 1-0-0 castings. Watch out for the guano. I saw you did 2 T of the 0-14-0 on the flowering plants and that is a BUNCH.
Great info PeeJay as I was just poking my way ahead in the dark on this one. I wasn't sure what was the best approach on these veg girls as I really don't want to over N punch them.
On the flower girls nute treat, I had given one of the Fruit Punches the 2 Tbl of Yum Yum and 1 of the guano and it didn't even skip a beat. In fact it looked better a couple hours after feeding. So I thought what the hey and gave more to the other 3 the next day. What would you suggest to give a bump to those girls? They are all showing red stems, pretty bright too.
Thanks for checking in on them. You are their Godfather after all. I can just see it now.....
(Que Brady Bunch Dream Waves)
Dr Bob: Those terrible nute slingers! They burned my girl and they went free that very day! I stood in the garden like a fool. And those two bottle pushers, I swear they smiled at me. Then I said to my wife, "for justice, we must go to Don PeeJay.
Don PeeJay: Why did you go to the bottled nutes? Why didn't you come to me first?
Dr Bob: What do you want of me? I ask you for justice.
Don PeeJay: That is not justice; your plants are still alive.
Dr. Bob: Then make their yield suffer then, as mine suffers.
Don PeeJay: Dr Bob, Dr Bob... What have I ever done to make you treat me so disrespectfully? Had
you come to me in friendship, then the bottled salt slingers that ruined your garden would be suffering
this very day. Some day, and that day may never come, I'll call upon you to trim all my harvest for me. But uh,
until that day -- accept this justice as a gift on my seed's germination day.
Dr Bob: Grazie, Godfather.
Oddly I picture this coming out of a two foot green child with a leaf for a hat.