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Outdoor Flower Questions Belong in Gardening Forum

Wrong Forum

This is a houseplant forum. Four O'clocks and marigolds are outdoor annuals—post in outdoor gardening forum.

Quick Notes

  • Dead fish in pots: smells, attracts pests, doesn't decay properly indoors.
  • Watering: depends on species; no universal amount.
  • 4″ pot is tiny for outdoor plants.
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