That is good advise, Allison. I am reconsidering the lysol in my watering mixture or at least diluting it even more. The reason I use it is to prevent algae in the wicking wells. I will decrease by half each time until I find the amount to use to keep away the algae.
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I bought the Murphy's soap yesterday so that I can add it to my watering routine too.
When I use the Lysol mostly I see it in winter in solo cups with leaves down. Their on bottom shelf no much circulation colder... I'll tell you it won't hurt your plants.
I say capful in a gallon. I've used it a couple years. But I've gotton away from measuring I'm bad I pour. I pour it into any plants I see green or mildew also. I have leached with it. Now if it does not hurt babies with Mom leaf the way I drench them it's not going to hurt your plants. And it gets rid the the aglea ASP . I am thinking it has some kind of food in it plants like as they grew like weeds this winter. lol
Musphy's is good too ! I just don't want to get into all those Chemicals if I don't need to.