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hey there @Macey did you want to share what you want help with? here to listen 😊

@Macey love to hear from you

@Wesco5454 @rav3n guys I have some babies new for my balcony garden and they're sick coz I gave them much too much phosphate and they are turning sick colour but I can't just buy new ones and need first aid them so what can I do for too much phosphate?! I'm really depressed about this and hate myself 😢

@Macey Hey, I totally understand how frustrating that must be, but don't be too hard on yourself. Gardening is a learning process, and mistakes like this happen to everyone. For the excess phosphate, you can try flushing the soil with water to help dilute the nutrients and prevent further damage. You might also want to check the pH level of the soil, as high phosphate can affect that. It could help balance things out. Keep a close eye on them, and if they don't bounce back right away, don’t lose hope – plants are resilient! You’ve got this, and with a little care, they may recover. 🌿

Also - sorry about "content trigger warning" not sure why keeps happening.

I hope @Wesco5454 this is case coz they've been in rain for 2 days hopeful rinsing thru and transplant a minute ago to new pot soil actually potting mix 🤞😓

ahhh! I need to be good at this one thing!!! I'm crushed

i'm so sorry to hear about your plant babies!! i can see that you're so dedicated to your garden, and like @Wesco5454 gardening is definitely a learning process - so please be kind to yourself! plants can be quite resilient too so it's possible they could recover with some time. keeping my fingers crossed for your plant babies 💚

there's also this garden club thread, feel free to ask the garden experts on there if you'd like: Garden Club - SANE Forums

@Wesco5454 us mods have just removed those 'content warnings' for you now 😊
(if you've clicked the lil warning symbol, it creates the content warnings - might've just been a weird lil glitch)

Thank @rav3n you 😔