>Boiling water concentrates the minerals and crap contained
>within it, stuff that won't evaporate. Your very method of watering
>may be the problem. Try _not_ boiling it, or if you do, filter it
>afterwards. You could rig up a small still (be careful here,
>Demetrios, no Canadian 'shine cracks.
What, has bathtub gin gone out of fashion up there as well? Sorry, couldn't
resist...
Charles, if you need a lot of pure water, more than would be practical to buy
by the bottle, you might want to look into reverse osmosis units. The prices
vary depending on how many gallons you want to produce each day and how pure
you want the water to be. Since I live in a place where it doesn't rain for
most of the year I found one to be the perfect solution.
>>Rick, if you really want to get your hands on one of them,
>>Carnivorous Plants, and money is no object, Dingley Home
>>and Garden has it available for $200.00
>Are you sure there isn't an extra zero in there somewhere!?
>and $2000 for Darwins book! Will they get Darwin to sign it
>for me? :-)
Heck, if you send me $2,000.00 I'll be glad to send you a copy signed by
Darwin, if you throw in an extra grand it'll even be addressed to "That
splendid chap Rick"...:-)
Regards,
Demetrios