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In low-organic soil mixes it can be beneficial to add a very small amount of fertiliser to every watering. Make it up to 1/10th or less of the recommended dilution. Out of the two fertilisers available, I’d use the 2-8-4 with each watering and maybe once a year give them a bit of the 20-20-20. 

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Generally any balanced fertiliser works, but many growers prefer to use a low nitrogen fertiliser to prevent vegetative growth from becoming bloated due to excess nitrogen. I’d say buy whatever is cheap, since they’re pretty much all the same stuff. Dilute the fertiliser you use down more than the manufacturer’s instructions before you use it and you won’t have any issues. Underfeeding isn’t a huge issue for cacti. If you’re growing them in compost or potting mix or something rich and organic then they’re unlikely to suffer from any macronutrient deficiencies.