A gardener sees fuzzy green circular structures forming after blooms fade on self-watering pots with constant fertilizing. They ask if these are seed pods, whether to remove spent blooms, and if they're over-fertilizing.
Yes, these are seed pods. They take ~6 months to ripen (turn brown). Allow only 1–2 per plant to mature, as seed production drains energy.
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