Pesky insects are chewing leaves, while gophers are munching roots. Oh I love gardening. There are fewer insects inside our homes, but they can still kill house plants quickly. Here's a quick easy spray I use with remarkable results. Before dousing your plant though, test a leaf.
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To help your plants deal with our alkaline water, add a tablespoon of vinegar to a gallon of water and use it to water your plants once a month. It acidifies the soil and allows the roots to take up the food you feed them. When a plant has been watered with alkaline water for a long time, its roots become unable to use fertilizers. A little vinegar once in a while will help. All rights reserved.