Actually, Jim, you could buy a gallon oc sheap vinegar and put it and some
of those small pots you use in a plastic container, such as you buy for
paint at Home Depot, and just put it in a corner of your garage.

Checking it from time to time would be a LOT simpler than pullig it out of
your compost heap, since you wouldn't have to wash it to see progress (if
any).

Bart
"Jim Lewis" wrote in message
news:001501c2dc1d$39e3fc00$28112cc7@pavilion...

In an earlier thread on this subject, a poster mentioned that
letting the
pots soak for a year in his rain water barrel did the trick. I
tried that
last summer, and, after 3 months noticed substantial
improvement.


Oh my! Let's all give three cheers for acid rain.

Jim Lewis - - Tallahassee, FL - "People,
when Columbus discovered this country, it was plum full of nuts
and berries. And I'm right here to tell you the berries are just
about all gone." -- Uncle Dave Macon, old-time musician


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