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   LX013 said, 11 months ago

   The plants must grow better, it’s dung!!
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   Linux0s said, 11 months ago

   History of a mystery.
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   leftwingpatriot said, 11 months ago

   @LX013

   Urine is not good for plants.
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   somebodyshort said, 11 months ago

   Watterson, where ever you are. This is priceless, thank you.
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   Nabuquduriuzhur said, 11 months ago

   The nitrates should help them grow…
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   Alain Harper (מיכאל בן-אברם) said, 11 months ago

   @leftwingpatriot

   It didn’t seem to harm my best friend’s oleander plants. His dog watered them daily. But that’s anecdotal evidence.
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   briatollah said, 11 months ago

   @

   It takes over a year for the grass to grow back where a dog “marked territory”.
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   margueritem said, 11 months ago

   Urine is too concentrated for plants.
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   Odd Dog said, 11 months ago

   Mom and Dad might want to take a step back plants wont be only thing not doing well
10. 

    Dogsniff said, 11 months ago

    Urine, you’re out.
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    rogue53 said, 11 months ago

    Brings back memories of yesterday’s ‘water’ balloon. Watch out mom.
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    JohnnyDiego said, 11 months ago

    Like Mom and Dad, I do my best gardening at night.
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    Fiendly Neighbourhood Terrorist said, 11 months ago

    @leftwingpatriot

    This is incorrect information. Urine contains urea, which is a fertiliser, but urine has not been shown to be good for plants. It is, however, certain that it does not harm them.
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    Fiendly Neighbourhood Terrorist said, 11 months ago

    @margueritem

    This presupposes that the urine is
    1. deposited exactly around the plant roots and
    2. does not drain or diffuse away.
    Since neither of these things happen, your statement is ipso facto fallacious.
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    BahramtheRed said, 11 months ago

    A random dose of urine is good for plants. Sustained long term exposure is bad, just like over fertilizing.
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