The mix I use to pot my orchids in is about 50 percent activated charcoal.
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∙ 12y agoUsing dilute coffee as a fertilizer for houseplants can provide a slight nutrient boost due to its nitrogen content. However, it's important not to overdo it, as too much coffee can harm the plant by increasing soil acidity. Moderation is key when feeding plants with coffee.
Yes, if you put a large houseplant next to a heat register, it will hurt the houseplant.
When you really want to kill a potted plant, you only have to give it lots of water every day till the soil gets muddy. When you practice this long enough the roots will start rotting and the plant dies.
No just use charcoal its inexpensive and works much better.
Each Kingsford charcoal briquette typically releases about 7,000 BTUs of heat when burned. This heat output can vary slightly depending on factors such as airflow and quality of the charcoal.
How much nitrogen per square metre have you put on the soil??
Charcoal would be much safer. Coal contains many chemicals besides carbon, some of which can be problematic.
First you go buy some charcoal and lighter fluid then, you put charcoal in the grill and put lighter fluid on it then you light it then you can cook you YUMMY hamburgers:) That's how you love a gril:)))
1. get your hand. 2. put it down in the sand. 3. grab the charcoal. 4. say woohoo.
Pretty much the same way it's done by guys: you put the paper over the tombstone and then you lightly rub charcoal over it.
Well... First of all , they can spread diseases to the plants ( if you're talking about a farm or vegetable garden ) therefore making the one who eats it SICK . But if you're talking about an average houseplant , I'm guessing it will harm the plant like I said and it will most likely EAT the plant since rodents have feed on almost anything.
Charcoal. your parents usally put things in there