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Iron Phosphate and Killing Slugs the continuing saga
Well Billy gave me url http://www.sciencelab.com/page/S/PVAR/SLF1372 and I ordered 500 g. Seems things are on back order. łThank you for your order. We are proud to be your source for Chemicals and Laboratory Equipment. Yada yada yadał Code **********Name ***********************************Quantity ****Price/Ea. ********Total ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ SLF1372-500G **Ferric Phosphate, Powder, FCC: 500 g **********1 *******$62.52 *******$62.52 ************************************************** *****Shipping: UPS Ground: *******$15.03 ************************************************** ****************Sales Tax: ********$0.00 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ ************************************************** ********************Tot al: *******$77.55 Plan was to use one gram to 100 grams of waste bread. Since the Iron Phosphate is not water soluble I planned to dissolve it in acid. Not wanting too strong a acid I thought I would use Coke a Cola which has a pH of about 4. Looks like this recipe will be for next year. Any comments? Bill -- Garden in shade zone 5 S Jersey USA |
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