Has anyone noticed any of the instant impression (decorative bushy type) plants next to home charge wiring slowly decay and die? This is our second decorative bushy plant we have kept next to the wiring cable - just to hide the wiring cable as it is near our front entrance. I am neither a electrician nor a gardener or has any interest in any of the above. Can anyone explain this weird thing as two expensive pot plants completely decayed and died within 4 months?. Of course, I water them and look after them and they are local variety that grows well in this part of the east. Does electrical energy dissipate so much and affect plants?
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Instant impression plants next to charging wiring
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I guess the issue I have is this is the only one in a pot, the wiring cable still runs along various other bushes without any negative effect on their growth!
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Interestingly, I have a pyrocanthus in a pot near my charger, though not as close as you. It is on a north facing wall and struggles, particularly in winter.
As a previous poster mentioned, growing plants in pots is very difficult and they take a lot of looking after. In the summer, I have to water them most days, feed them, prune them and if they don’t like the position or the compost mix isn’t right, they still die.
I’ve got a feeling that the electricity isn’t the issue. It’s a potted plant and they are very difficult to keep healthy.
As a previous poster mentioned, growing plants in pots is very difficult and they take a lot of looking after. In the summer, I have to water them most days, feed them, prune them and if they don’t like the position or the compost mix isn’t right, they still die.
I’ve got a feeling that the electricity isn’t the issue. It’s a potted plant and they are very difficult to keep healthy.
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