Calling Sissy! Wasn't it you who put the water hyacinth in miracle grow to give them a boost? I should have asked how you did it first, but I decided to wing it. I may have goofed.
I got a nice shallow underbed storage tote and filled with water and some miracle grow. It was a pretty blue. I think I put in about a quarter cup of granules. I got the hyacinth out of their floating corral and put them in. I noticed that the edges of some of the leaves were starting to curl a bit. I thought I was imagining it. I looked a little while later -- nope. They are curling. Hmmmm. Too much fertilizer? So I added more water.
They were looking worse after about an hour, then I thought -- CHLORINE! I added a bit of dechlorinator, then a bucket of pond water.
It's been several hours and I'm wondering if I've done irreparable damage. I hope not!
What do you think? In the interest of full disclosure, this is also how I cook. I don't always measure or think it through when I'm making something. It seldom ends well...
I got a nice shallow underbed storage tote and filled with water and some miracle grow. It was a pretty blue. I think I put in about a quarter cup of granules. I got the hyacinth out of their floating corral and put them in. I noticed that the edges of some of the leaves were starting to curl a bit. I thought I was imagining it. I looked a little while later -- nope. They are curling. Hmmmm. Too much fertilizer? So I added more water.
They were looking worse after about an hour, then I thought -- CHLORINE! I added a bit of dechlorinator, then a bucket of pond water.
It's been several hours and I'm wondering if I've done irreparable damage. I hope not!
What do you think? In the interest of full disclosure, this is also how I cook. I don't always measure or think it through when I'm making something. It seldom ends well...