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Decreasing Neonicitinoid in a store plant

 
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Hey guys, a friend just gave me a lil lemon tree from Walmart. The label is proudly shouting that it's treated with Neonicitinoid. I know it's bad stuff, but is there somehow I can flush it out of the tree? Rinse the dirt off the roots? Water it with something that would neutralize it, like vinegar or baking soda?
 
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Sorry, spelled that wrong. should be "Neonicotinoid"
 
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