Re: Marine grade plywood
Posted: February 8th, 2012, 7:38 pm
Hi Bruce,
Thank you for the info. I will remember that and stay away from copper sulphate mixed with paint then.
In Melbourne, there is a potter (I do not know if he still does it anymore) who glazes the outside of pots with copper stuff. I have a small one. It is a very nice pot.
Hi Shane,
The problem with foam boxes is that into the second or third year, they can leave the white powder on our hands when we picked them up. Also if the roots went to the ground. There is a chance that the box need to be broken. Also for heavy trees, or trees with rocks, the box could accidently break as well.
I don't think I am going to use them any more.
Best regards.
Thank you for the info. I will remember that and stay away from copper sulphate mixed with paint then.
In Melbourne, there is a potter (I do not know if he still does it anymore) who glazes the outside of pots with copper stuff. I have a small one. It is a very nice pot.
Hi Shane,
The problem with foam boxes is that into the second or third year, they can leave the white powder on our hands when we picked them up. Also if the roots went to the ground. There is a chance that the box need to be broken. Also for heavy trees, or trees with rocks, the box could accidently break as well.
I don't think I am going to use them any more.
Best regards.