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![]() "BenignVanilla" wrote in message news ![]() I am all for save and reuse each year. I am mean hell I saved duckweed and frogbit in an aquarium. I mean I am El Cheapo no doubt. But anacharis? Probably easier to just buy a new bunch in the spring. It's super cheap. ================================================== = I keep water lettuce over inside but don't bother with anything else anymore. Water hyacinths take too much care and sun indoors. I would rather buy a few new ones in the spring. They cost about $2 each here. The anacharis lives over in a few fishless barrels outside and is added back to the ponds about the time the fish spawn. The koi eventually snarff it all up but it grows rapidly in the fishless pools behind my house. I use any cheap fertilizer in these pools. -- Carol.... My Webpages: http://.www.heartoftn.net/users/windsong/index.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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