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04-01-08, 03:49 pm
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| Is Limstone on the grass bad?? I wanted to put my piggie outside to munch since it was such a gorgeous day out in such a long time, but my dad put limstone pellets in the grass to nuetralize the soils PH lvls. He says that my pig should be fine since it is a natural product, but I just wanted to check first. Is it ok? |
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04-01-08, 07:12 pm
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| Re: Is Limstone on the grass bad??  anyone?? |
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04-01-08, 08:51 pm
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| Re: Is Limstone on the grass bad?? I don't know anything about Limestone. But if it were my pig I would not put it out there. |
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04-02-08, 06:19 am
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| Re: Is Limstone on the grass bad?? I wouldn't. I get very nervous about "natural" lawn treatments. You never know what's really in there. My husband treated the lawn weeks ago and I won't even think of putting Cookie on the grass. I know everything has soaked in, but I still won't put her out there. You're better off growing her a small flat of grass for her to munch on. Better safe than sorry. |
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