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7th January 2011, 02:59 PM
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De-chlorinating water with Chemicals
Hey there Guys,
New to the world of Carnivorous Plants - Have on order some lovely Sarracenia seeds (venosa,leucophylla, flava rugelii) Just one quick question ... Has anyone used commerical de-chlorinators to remove chlorine from tap water ? (like what's used to remove chlorine for fish in ponds/aquariums etc) and had success ? Please let me know - Thought if it's safe for fish it should be safe for my seeds. If not what's a good brand of bottle water I could use ... Thank you ! Pete (Sydney) 
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