7 Signs of over fertilized plants | Houseplant Resource Center

Is your houseplant dropping leaves, have yellowing leaves, or is not blooming as it should? Over fertilization may be the cause of these issues. Claire Akin from The Houseplant Resource Center describes the signs of an over fertilized houseplant.

Learn the reasons why you should not be using soil that has fertilizer added or slow release granular fertilizer for your houseplants. See what overfertilization looks like and what to do to bring your houseplant back to full health.

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