Before I left for vacation last week I placed all my plants in a huge, low to the ground tub and flooded them with H2O and placed them where they would only reveive about 5 hours of direct sunlight. I got back today and was pleasantly surprised to find about .25" of water remaining and all plants soil still wet. However I about freaked as I saw the lawn tags indicating our lawn service stopped by and fertilized. Just my luck. In the tub I found about a tablespoon of fertilizer. The plants look fine as the service guy came by the same day we left and I figure some noticable damage would occur by now. So I took all plants out and top watered all but the VFTs and Droseras as I don't want to disturb the media. I placed all plants back to their original trays and watered as usual. I think they're OK but do I need to worry about any progressive damage that fertilizer can produce? Should I repot? I estimate before evaporation there was roughly a tablespoon of fertilizer to about 2 gallons of water. My dumb fault for not letting the dude know to not let any fertilizer get on the funky looking plants in the backyard.
