Madagascar Jasmine with hard well water
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Will well water cause the plant to get yellow leaves? The water is fairly hard what can I do to counteract that?
Hi Tara in the long run in my experience, all potted plants turn yellow or sickly after two or three years of “hard water” watering. I found that simply using rain water from time to time, like once every few waterings, really helps “wash out” excess minerals. That and repotting with fresh soil occasionally, that’s all!
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