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Re: What is the volume of 2.5 ounces of fertilizer?? (Was, Re: How much does a pound of 10-10-10 weigh????)


On Sat, 3 May 1997, Richard Callwood III wrote:
> How about measuring out a pint of water (= 1 pound) and then seeing how much
> fertilizer you need to balance it. You can *make* an adequate scale for this
> purpose using a lever and fulcrum that are probably lying around the house
> somewhere. 2.5 ounces is approximately 1/6 of a pound. Be sure to take the
> weight of the measuring cup into account. (You can do this by pouring the
> water into a coffee can and then using an identical coffee can to hold the
> fertilizer.)

Now that's creative problem solving!

Fia

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Sophia Hansen
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