Hello :)
I have a strange question. A plant is put into a pot with compost. After a while , it gets root bound. If you leave it too long, the pot just seems full of roots. Where did the compost go?!?
Any ideas?
cj :)
The plant ate it... and converted it into veg matter, some washed out the bottom and some blew away when it was dry... but mainly the plant ate it ( Matter can be neither created nor destroyed?????????)
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QuoteMatter can be neither created nor destroyed
Oooh, now there's technical :o
Thanks
cj :)
Quote from: saddad on April 13, 2007, 22:27:16
( Matter can be neither created nor destroyed?????????)
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Do you teach Physics by any chance? ;D
I think it's the air that's gone, not the compost. Moslty. So the roots have gone into the gaps.
I think it is the plant, and if you are not careful they grow out of their pots and eat other things too...lost a cat anyone,it could be that daisy over there !!
Don't forget the triffids XX
Jeannine
Quote from: Deb P on April 13, 2007, 23:19:14
Quote from: saddad on April 13, 2007, 22:27:16
( Matter can be neither created nor destroyed?????????)
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Do you teach Physics by any chance? ;D
matter can neither be created nor destroyed
during the course of a chemical reaction. Physics is different. E equals mc squared. There's a black hole in the bottom of your pots.
You can view matter as a form of energy, in which case energy can nether be created nor destroyed, and you have something which survives even Einstein!
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Too Technical for me.......Argh!
I prefer to think the fairys take it to put in their raised beds that they make with all those teeth. Much simpler.
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cj :)
If you put your houseplants outside for some air, don't forget to take them back indoors again.
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heheheheh!!!! I kill all my house plants but the fruit and veg like me!?!