Chewwy1234
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I thought pennies were still copperBut, pennies aren't copper anymore either.
A small quantity of bleach added to the container will do you fine for preventing that bad stuff.
I thought pennies were still copperBut, pennies aren't copper anymore either.
A small quantity of bleach added to the container will do you fine for preventing that bad stuff.
Maybe next year I think i'll give the can a try i'll keep you guy's posted
I dont use the full 10 gallons every time its just been hot and no rain lately,so what ever I dont use is left for next timeWell in my personal opinion...... They don't each NEED a gallon! Up until recently I've just been giving my babies ONE personal water bottle each. and my biggest one is about 8ft tall! Recently I have been giving them each one 1.5L of Poland spring, but luckily its been raining alot so i don't have to go out there as much. I have 12 so I just go with a partner. 6 bottles per backpack. My are directly rooted into the soil, i didn't put them in a bucket and put in the ground. Remind yourself... It is a WEED, and once grew wild all over the place with nothing more than mother nature. I believe if you don't water them as much, the roots will spread and search for water.. which in the case when you to water or get a good rain.. when the surface dries up, there is still moisture down below that the plant can catch. I'm no pro! Just my 2 cents =P
Mostly zinc now with a thin copper "skin". When I worked at my first aquarium shop that had a very large saltwater system someone tried to poison the system with pennies. You see, copper sulfate is a strong "cide", kills invertebrates very, very easily and very, very well, and it stays in systems a very, very long time. There were a few good things going for us, not the least of which was that pennies have hardly any copper in them because its value has skyrocketed.I thought pennies were still copper