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Cheap and easy feed for houseplants. When you boil eggs - save the water. Sieve out any pieces of egg that may have busted out during boiling. This water, when completely cooled, contains lots of minerals from the egg shell and makes a good feed for houseplants and can be used as often as you water.
Kindest regards -
By Borasic Lint from England UK
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RE: Use Hard Boiled Egg Water For Houseplants
People can even drink the water from boiling eggs. Just let it cool and you get lots of minerals and calcium for free. Just make sure the shells are very clean before boiling the eggs.
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RE: Use Hard Boiled Egg Water For Houseplants
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Post By Sandra (Guest Post)
(11/29/2007)
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Also you can use just the egg shells. My grandmother used broken up egg shells and used coffee grounds for her houseplants. Works great!
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RE: Use Hard Boiled Egg Water For Houseplants
I feed mine left-over, cooled tea, coffee, and the water from steaming veggies too. It seems to really perk them up.
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Post By Mary, Cleveland, OH (Guest Post)
(11/22/2007)
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Wow, what a great idea! Thanks!
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