Cat urine is acidic and lowers soil pH, blocking nutrient uptake. Flush the soil with lime water: ½ cup horticultural lime per gallon of water. Pour through until it drains freely. This neutralizes acidity and reduces odor.
This is a behavioral issue, not a plant issue. Cover soil with large river rocks, use citrus-scented deterrents, provide more litter boxes, or restrict plant access.
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