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I'd try emptying out the water and letting the soil dry off, then watering from the top with a dilute seaweed fertiliser. Dump the water that filters through into the reservoir a couple of times and keep watering the soil itself for a while to help to flush out any nasty things built up in the soil. If the damage is not too bad it should recover, but if it is not showing good new growth in a week or two then you might need to go with new soil.
Thanks. What a pain. This wouldn’t have happened if I’d kept bringing them inside at night. I dropped the ball
My gardening history is basically a long chain of dropping the ball and then working out how to pick it up. I'm getting incrementally better over time, but managing things that need constant, regular work rather than intermittent bursts is not my strong suit.
Exactly. Consistency is hard for me especially when dealing with other higher priority stuff so that’s why I kept the endeavour so small