Over fertilizing flowers

Hi I’m pretty sure I have a fertilized my flowers there really isn’t any growth and what few flowers that have come out have been dry and brown they are in a big pot I can’t really do anything about it I just wondered if I should wait and see what happens or if I should just pull them and get some new ones .? They are Calibrachoa and we are in Michigan zone five so these are an annual

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 07/11/2017 @ 10:21 pm

Your plant actually look green and healthy. The spent flowers can be dead headed from the plant.
You can pinch back to a healthy set of leaves to promote a bushier plant.

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