On Aug 14, 12:27?am, Persephone wrote:
On Sun, 12 Aug 2007 18:54:12 -0700, Sheldon wrote:
On Aug 12, 2:29?pm, Persephone wrote:
On Sun, 12 Aug 2007 09:59:34 -0500, "cat daddy"
wrote:

[...]

Most municipal water supplies fresh from the tap are pretty heavy on
chlorine... you may want to consider filling a large container and
letting it sit a few days for the chlorine to evaporate, then use that
water for your plants.

thanks to whichever poster offered this golden hint!

That would be moi. I don't keep house plants anymore because now I
have cats

non sequitur!!!

not mutually exclusive


You haven't met my cats. LOL

Actually I do still have one house plant, an asparagus fern that
spends summers outdoors hanging from a tree and spends winters hanging
from a beam by a cellar window. But I don't really need indoor plants
these days, for the last few years I own 106 acres of outdoor plants.

this trick of aging water from my days of raising tropical fish, in
fact I was the one who brought the very first batch of fancy veil tail
guppies into the US from Germany (1953