It is very important to remember that the most important step is getting the roots plenty of water before you even start. I posted in another thread that 90% of any job is the prep work,. How you prepare for a job often dictates how successful, productive, and ultimately how profitable the job will be.
If you haven't had much rain, then make sure you give all the roots of every plant that could come into contact with bleach plenty of water. They need to "drink" water first. If bleach is the first thing they drink then you can bet you will have problems. If you have had a fair amount of rain prior to starting the job then they will not need as much, but they will need some. Always water before during and after.
Spending a little time during the estimate or when you first arrive and assess the job site, develop a plan in your mine how the job will flow, from set up to break down, and you'll find that things will go much smoother.
Event the best fertilizer or plant food may not help if you don't prepare the plants before hand.
