RE: [CH] OG

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HF,

As far as I know, the green chlorine gas you don't smell, but this change
when it's attached to water molecules.
Perhaps the chlorine and water ends up in a connection what will have a
different molecule structure?
Any how I have never tried soaking my seeds in water chlorine, just put them
in sowing-soil water them and wait...

Hot regards
Rob

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Hobby Farmer 
> Subject: Re: [CH] OG
> 
> 
> Byron Bromley wrote:
> > 
> >>snip<< If you can smell the chlorine in your drinking water 
> you probably don't need to do a chlorine seed treatment.
> 
> Remembering back to a time I tended a commercial swimming pool for a
> couple of years, I thought chlorine was odorless.  Now, if someone
> can tell me where that smell in bleach comes from....
> 
> Hobby Farmer
> 

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