Help, please! [View all]
This has to do with houseplants, not outside gardening, but I'm still hoping someone here can help me. I have several houseplants that have been doing very well, but I might have done something awful.
One of the plants is a purple waffle plant (Hemigraphis colorata) and another is a large bromeliad. There are another few smaller plants, but these are the two I'm most concerned about.
Because they're tropical and like humidity, I mist them morning and evening. This morning, I accidentally grabbed the spray bottle of vinegar and sprayed them with that instead of the usual distilled water. I realized my mistake almost immediately, got the water spray bottle and doused them heavily with that.
My question is this: Is what I did adequate to neutralize the vinegar or should I do something else in addition? I was thinking of maybe putting them in the tub and using the hand sprayer to rinse them more thoroughly, but I don't want to drown them, either. I could also add a tiny bit of baking soda to the water to more effectively neutralize the vinegar, but am unsure if that's safe.
Suggestions? Advice? All positive input welcome.
Thanks! 
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