I have two catt pots that are infested with clover. The media is a mix
of peat,perlite and charcoal in a clay pot. Is there anyway of getting
rid of the clover without killing the catts?

Oxalis can be a nuisance if you don't clear it out regularly.

1) Try removing the whole plant when you can.
2) Dip a Q-Tip in a herbicide like Round Up and dab it on all of the
exposed leaves in situations where that's impractical.

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I have two catt pots that are infested with clover. The media is a mix
of peat,perlite and charcoal in a clay pot. Is there anyway of getting
rid of the clover without killing the catts?

Thanks Ray.

I will try the dabbing approach as the roots of the catt are so tight
in the pot that I will be unable to separate them.


On Fri, 24 Nov 2006 04:23:21 GMT, "Ray B"
wrote:

Oxalis can be a nuisance if you don't clear it out regularly.

1) Try removing the whole plant when you can.
2) Dip a Q-Tip in a herbicide like Round Up and dab it on all of the
exposed leaves in situations where that's impractical.