Using undiluted apple cider vinegar can harm plants and soil. Always dilute it with water before applying to avoid damage.
Applying apple cider vinegar on a windy day can cause it to drift onto desired plants, leading to unintended damage.
Overusing apple cider vinegar can alter the pH of the soil, affecting plant growth. Use it sparingly and as directed.
Not reapplying apple cider vinegar regularly can result in regrowth of weeds. Stay consistent with applications for effective control.
Using apple cider vinegar on sensitive plants can cause burns or damage. Test on a small area first to check for adverse effects.
Rinsing off apple cider vinegar too soon after application may reduce its effectiveness. Allow it to sit for a while before washing off.