I have an avacado tree which I brought in the house during our recent
Florida hurricanes. I noticed that my cat took a particular liking to
the large potted plant and used it as her litter box a few times.

Now my tree's leaves are drooping. I have moved it back outside and
heavily watered the soil, as well as added some Miracle Gro to the
soil. Is there anything anyone can recommend to help rejuvinate it.

The leaves are still green but they are all droopy. -Thanks

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(Rachel) wrote:

I have an avacado tree which I brought in the house during our recent
Florida hurricanes. I noticed that my cat took a particular liking to
the large potted plant and used it as her litter box a few times.

Now my tree's leaves are drooping. I have moved it back outside and
heavily watered the soil, as well as added some Miracle Gro to the
soil. Is there anything anyone can recommend to help rejuvinate it.

The leaves are still green but they are all droopy. -Thanks

Too much nitrogen will kill, and it's hard to wash it out...

You may just consider doing a total soil replacement, and quickly!
and hope it's not too late. ;-(

I also have a lot of cats and to prevent such an occurence in the future,
rig some wire cages over the soil so that the cat cannot get into the
pot. Large guage gravel can also help prevent it, but the wire caging
works better.

K.

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In article ,
(Rachel) wrote:

I have an avacado tree which I brought in the house during our recent
Florida hurricanes. I noticed that my cat took a particular liking to
the large potted plant and used it as her litter box a few times.

Now my tree's leaves are drooping. I have moved it back outside and
heavily watered the soil, as well as added some Miracle Gro to the
soil. Is there anything anyone can recommend to help rejuvinate it.

The leaves are still green but they are all droopy. -Thanks

Too much nitrogen will kill, and it's hard to wash it out...

You may just consider doing a total soil replacement, and quickly!
and hope it's not too late. ;-(

I also have a lot of cats and to prevent such an occurence in the future,
rig some wire cages over the soil so that the cat cannot get into the
pot. Large guage gravel can also help prevent it, but the wire caging
works better.

K.

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Sprout the Mung Bean to reply...

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Stop adding Miracle Gro.

Stop adding Miracle Gro.

Stop adding Miracle Gro.