I am not able to find lime sulphor in
the stores in Croatia. Is there any
alternative for it?

I have some deadwood that I want to
preserve.

Thanks

Zvonimir

I am not able to find lime sulphor in
the stores in Croatia. Is there any
alternative for it?


Try this:

This is a messy task and MUST be done outside. The following is Dan
Barton's
recipe:

1. Pour 1 1/2 pints of water into a pot and 2 ounces of lime (Hydrated
Garden Lime).
2. Boil these ingredients.
3. Add 3 ounces of sulfur (Flowers of Sulphur) and bring to a boil.
4. When the liquid turns a ghastly color of yellow and brown, it is done.
5. After the liquid cools, you can strain it through fine mesh.

Measure equivalents:

11/2 pints = .8 litre
2 ounces = 57 grams
3 ounces = 85 grams

This recipe works, but you MUST be certain to do this outdoors and avoid
inhaling the vapors. You SHOULD wear a mask.

Sebastian
Poland - Europe
http://www.bonsai.com.pl/akademia.html

"Sebastian" wrote in message
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I am not able to find lime sulphor in
the stores in Croatia. Is there any
alternative for it?


Try this:

This is a messy task and MUST be done outside. The following
is Dan
Barton's
recipe:

1. Pour 1 1/2 pints of water into a pot and 2 ounces of lime
(Hydrated
Garden Lime).
2. Boil these ingredients.
3. Add 3 ounces of sulfur (Flowers of Sulphur) and bring to a
boil.
4. When the liquid turns a ghastly color of yellow and brown,
it is done.
5. After the liquid cools, you can strain it through fine
mesh.

Measure equivalents:

11/2 pints = .8 litre
2 ounces = 57 grams
3 ounces = 85 grams

This recipe works, but you MUST be certain to do this outdoors
and avoid
inhaling the vapors. You SHOULD wear a mask.

Sebastian
Poland - Europe
http://www.bonsai.com.pl/akademia.html

Doesn't this release lethal hydrogen sulphide gas?