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Why Sprinkling Baking Soda on Houseplants Is Slowly Killing Them

April 28, 2026 by Matthew L.
Why Sprinkling Baking Soda on Houseplants Is Slowly Killing Them

For years, gardeners have sworn by baking soda as a plant miracle cure. But a closer look at the chemistry reveals a troubling reality: sodium buildup, pH shifts, and soil compaction are quietly harming your houseplants. Discover what actually works.

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