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Re: Miracle Gro
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- Subject: Re: Miracle Gro
- From: A* D* <a*@crwys.demon.co.uk>
- Date: Fri, 29 May 1998 22:40:06 +0100 (BST)
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On Fri 29 May, Ross E Stanford wrote:
> OK Allan,
> I just did a quick experiment.
> I made up two separate one gallon jugs of Miracle Gro. One, using
> one TBS of regular MG, and the other using one TBS of the "special
> formula".
> Since there are no instructions on the "special formula" package for
> mixing
> not using the feeder, I just guessed that it would be the same as for the
>
> regular stuff.
> They both looked the same before mixing.
> After mixing, the "SF" looked a much paler blue than the regular
> stuff.
> I measured 8 oz of the "SF" out and poured it through a paper coffee
> filter.
> It went through very fast.
> I then measured 8 oz of the regular stuff and poured it through a
> second
> paper coffee filter. It started out fast and then slowed down to the
> point where
> it no longer would go through the filter.
> Upon examination of the two filters, I could see no difference.
> Apparently, whatever is clogging the filter is transparent or white.
> I'm a believer. I will not use the regular Miracle Gro through my
> soaker hoses. I figure that the soaker hoses have an even finer filter
> than the coffee filters because even under pressure, they still only
> weep.
> Not too scientific, but useful.
>
> Stan the cheap and lazy gardener. (to do this test was cheaper
> and lazier than
> replacing all of my soaker hoses.)
>
OK Ross, another thought. If you can remove that something wuth a coffee
filter, how about pre-filtering a solution and then put it into the
feeder? or could you put the chemicals in something like a teabag?
As you believe in working so hard on being cheap and lazy, you come up
with something. The world will watch your endeavours with bated breath
--
Allan Day 41 Villa St. Hereford HR2 7AU allan@crwys.demon.co.uk
Tel:- 01432 275443 (+answer m/c)
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