Mead Nube Nutrient & Energizer Quesiton

[MattDBrewer]

Apologies if this has been covered before. I am a fairly experienced home brewer, but just made my first mead today. I followed the beginner recipe for orange blossom mead out of the Ken Schramm book. 5 gallon batch. The recipe specifically calls for 2 tsp yeast nutrient and 1 tsp energizer. I used the LD Carlson products. The labels on the LD Carlson nutrient recommends 1 tsp PER GALLON. The energizer label calls for 1/2 tsp per gallon. Perhaps stupidly, I followed the recipe rather than the manufacturer's recommendation. Should I be concerned? If so, any recommendations for a fix? I am concerned about adding product un-sanitized. I suppose I could boil a cup of water, dissolve the missing nutrient/energizer, cool it overnight in the fridge in a sanitized pyrex with foil covering and add it in the morning. Thoughts?
Thanks,
Matt

 

[fuelish]

Many folks add their yeast nutrient in stages, not all up front, so, yeah, it'd be fine to add more. I usually add mine up front and forget about, haven't had a problem with ferments yet, and I'm too lazy and/or busy to be mucking around figuring the 2/3rd sugar break and 1/3rd sugar break (the stages where more nutrient is typically added) ... since I don't do it, I can't really add anything on how to do it, but the info is out there....dissolving it in a small amount of boiled water might not be a bad idea (can't say) as adding it as is to fermenting must adds nucleation points and the possibility of a MEA (mead explosion accident, I believe it's affectionately known as....violent foam-over out of the carboy.....good luck