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vinegar on weeds
JANAPANA
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Hi all has anyone heard this? that you can use white vinegar to get rid of weeds in a path? Is this true and would there be any drawbacks to using it. I have a small veg plot with raised beds and the surrounding paths get very weedy. Cheers..
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Works a treat and I don't use expensive white wine vinegar - malt vinegar does the trick for a fraction of the cost!
If your using it around your precious veg make sure they don't get a dose or you'll lose them aswell.
The vinegar will break down harmlessly - if we can eat it it can't be too harmful, unlike bleach & WD40!
Thanks Edd and briggsy i will definitely give it a try...
What does it break down to then? I wouldnt have thought the worms would like it.
I really don't know, but would be glad to be told!
I willl certainly try this out Thank you I have sprinkled salt into the centre of dandelions This works providing it has a chance to work prior to rain.
Last year I spent much time in hospital and more due shortly, prior to going into hospital I had control of ground elder. It is now there in quantity, any ideas for clearing it would be welcome Prior to this I concentrated in digging but this will not be an option for some time. I have tried roundup but did not find this very helpfulThank you for your help
Whoever thought of putting vodka on dandelions? Some people just aren't wired up right!
Who put vodka on dandelions lisa? Sounds interesting
In the sticks near Peterborough
In the sticks near Peterborough
Hydrogen peroxide (hair bleach) breaks down to water and oxygen.
Sodium hypochlorite (household bleach) is more complicated but isn't the sort of stuff I'd want in my garden. Vinegar sounds lke a brilliant idea.
What does an acid spray do to the balance of power in the soil organisms?
In the sticks near Peterborough