<human>: Here is a goal: How do you fertilize the soil of a cranberry plant during its first year of growth?

Which way makes more sense to accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- The soil should be fertilized three times with a nitrogen fertilizer. Fertilize the first time when the cranberry is planted in the soil. The second time, fertilize the plant when the flowers begin to bud. The third and last time, fertilize the cranberry plant when the berries begin to form.
- The soil should be fertilized three times with a nitrogen fertilizer. Fertilize the first time when the cranberry is planted in the soil. The second time, fertilize the plant when the flowers begin to bud. The third and last time, fertilize the cranberry plant when the berries are completely formed.
<bot>: The soil should be fertilized three times with a nitrogen fertilizer. Fertilize the first time when the cranberry is planted in the soil. The second time, fertilize the plant when the flowers begin to bud. The third and last time, fertilize the cranberry plant when the berries begin to form.