A reader asked if regular (non‑diet) lemon‑lime soda could “feed” houseplants like it does cut flowers.
Houseplants should receive only water (preferably distilled) and a balanced fertilizer formulated for plants. The only other beneficial addition is a bit of compost tea in late spring.
Soda, coffee, alcohol, and other household liquids usually harm or kill plants.
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