ByAni1994
I'm simply not a botanist. I added too much fertilizer to my plants on the balcony about three days ago. It smells so disgusting that I don't want to sit on my balcony anymore. What can I do? How long will it smell like this? Or should I just repot the whole plant and buy new soil?
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Loading...ich habe jetzt mittlerweile ein paar Pflanzen, aber die sind alle nicht so gut aus. Gibt es einen Experten, der mir vielleicht bei den Bildern sagen kann was den Pflanzen fehlt und was man machen kann, damit es Ihnen wieder gut geht.
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Hello,
What did you use for a fertilizer to stink like that? Instead, you should have used a long-term fertilizer that is better suited for people without green thumb!
Depending on the fertilizer type, the week can smell!
That’s up to you, either you do the work and exchange the earth with the fertilizer, or you live with it until the smell is washed out/flied!
Freshly planted flowers do not have to be fertilized.
We don’t know what you’ve done, but new flower earth and new plants are of course an option