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I'm gonna let you be the judge of that based on what you see on my picture. You tell me since you obviously have more experience.

This isn't going to destroy my plant right?

So it's not going to have any affect?

Nope, not that this will kill it anyhow lol.

Will this suffice? The brown diarrhea looking part on the soil is the fertilizer.

The burnt tips of the leaves are from me using indoor miracle gro.

I didn't measure the a ount I applied the fertilizer on to the surface of the soil. I just did a couple of sprinkles on to the surface of the soil. My soil container is 2.5 gallons.

Is this amount of organic happy frog fertilizer good enough for the plant?

I'm actually not going to quote the directions in the package because I don't feel like taking a direct quote from unclear directions on it and then have someone regurgitate the same thing I just quoted without breaking it down to a simpler way of doing it. It's a waste of my time.

Why can't I just take 2 tbsp of the fertilizer and spread it on the surface of the soil? Or couldn't I just use a couple of teaspoons of the fertilizer and mix it with a bucket of water and let it sit for 24 hours and water the plant that way to give it the nutrients?

I have happy frog granule fertilizer with 3 4 3 npk on it. I have never used fertilizer before and I come here asking on how do I use it? My plants are about 1 month old so their already in vegetation stage and they're growing in 2.5 gallon pots and they're auto flowers.

I'm growing tzkittlez and it's a month old and it's already in the vegetation stage. I bought 5 bags of happy frog fertilizer with an NPK of 3 4 3. I've never used granule fertilizer in my life and I would like to know how I am supposed to apply this to my plants properly.