To: SJackson
The average % of sodium in urine is detrimental to most cultivated vegetation
To: drypowder
sodium in urine is detrimental to most cultivated vegetation
I was thinking the dog walk at my apts had a lot of dead grass spots.
17 posted on
06/23/2022 8:29:03 AM PDT by
Jolla
To: drypowder
Human urine can work wonders on garden veggies, but it needs to be diluted. And there’s very little smell. Outhouses reek because urine and fecal matter are mixed, resulting in a deafening stench. Similarly, feces have little or no smell when collected properly, separate from urine. I’ve experimented with collecting “humanure” indoors and it had no smell. It composts beautifully (along with the TP) and creates fabulous soil.
27 posted on
06/23/2022 8:37:08 AM PDT by
Blurb2350
(posted from my 1500-watt blow dryer)
To: drypowder
Yes. It is the salt in dog urine is what kills your lawn and plants.
39 posted on
06/23/2022 8:41:47 AM PDT by
ProtectOurFreedom
(Wanting to make America great isn’t an insult unless you’re trying to make it worse! ULTRAMAGA!!)
To: drypowder
Quite correct. There is secluded spot outside my backdoor where I regularly do my no. 1. Saves on my water bill. It basically makes the weeds there burn and shrivel.
Not just the sodium, but the over concentration of nitrogen.
63 posted on
06/23/2022 9:26:55 AM PDT by
Vigilanteman
(The politicized state destroys aspects of civil society, human kindness and private charity.)
To: drypowder
Butt butt it’s what plants crave.😏
94 posted on
06/23/2022 5:07:35 PM PDT by
BiteYourSelf
( Earth first we'll strip mine the other planets later.)
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