While salt will kill plants it is not a good idea to use it as not only will it kill everything it comes in contact with, I have heard that it can also sterilize the soil and you will have difficulty growing anything in the area treated.
Salt is considered to be a natural herbicide because it deprives water from the soil. So chances are yes it would.
Saltwater can act as a herbicide due to its high salinity, which can damage or kill plants by disrupting their water uptake and causing dehydration. However, using saltwater as a herbicide is not environmentally friendly, as it can harm surrounding soil and vegetation and lead to soil degradation. Additionally, salt can persist in the environment, affecting future plant growth and soil health. Therefore, while it may be effective in certain situations, it is not a recommended or sustainable herbicide option.
It's confusing to have a weed killer called an herbicide, which means herb killer, when herbs are so good for people, and when the control just as easily could be called weedicide!
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well good question because now they have stuff like co-salt which would taste the same as salt
The only reason that salt would be good to add to eggs would be flavor.
Benazine is a herbicide. Would appreciate some additional information.
nooo that would not be good. if too much salt water is consumed in your body, your body will shut down. it is not a good thing to drink salt water
because orange is good for cleaning and killing germs
i would say sand
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an herbicide called cimarron by Dow kills bahia. good luck.