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Sounds like a silly question. It's honest though. Lets say you're trying to min max your living situation. What soap can you use with your water that wouldnt harm your garden? Soap substitutes are good answers too.

Sounds like a silly question. It's honest though. Lets say you're trying to min max your living situation. What soap can you use with your water that wouldnt harm your garden? Soap substitutes are good answers too.

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[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

that makes me think of a different question.

our lime tree gets black leaves. from a mold someone told me. i clipped off most of it but could i cover it with dawn diluted with water to fight the mold? she said i could use neem oil but i cant get my hands on anything like that right now

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Never dealt with that. Not sure soap would do the job. I'd think using white vinegar would kill the mold, but idk what acidity level would kill the leaves. Vinegar, hydrogen peroxide and rubbing alcohol kill mold. Idk if citric acid might work. And there's different levels of alcohols, too. That's a tough one. I'd research and if I couldn't find any info: I'd get 3 spray bottles and test 3 areas. Have seen entire crops lost simply due to inaction. As far as plants go, you can always replant/replace. Not sure? Why not experiment! Least you tried if it goes poorly. Good luck with your lime tree.