You applied Miracle-Gro Lawn Fertilizer (not the all-purpose) to flowers and outdoor plants in sandy soil. Will they die? Depends on dilution.
75% of lawn fertilizer leaches instantly in sand; remaining 25% follows quickly. Overdose damage is often minimal because salts don't linger. Water deeply to flush.
Scotts refunds misapplied products with receipt — they know mistakes happen. Submit for money back.
Read labels. Sandy soil needs organic matter, not soluble salts. Compost holds nutrients; sand lets them vanish.
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