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Chironex · 01-11-2009, 02:44 PM

Still, I would discourage it. There are many other components of dog urine that can kill plants. Excessive nitrogen is one of them. The combinative effects of a dog urinating on your banana plant each day for a few months would definitely have an acid effect. Further, if the soil is neutral pH and the urine is acidic, then every time the two meet, salt will be produced. I have seen dog urine kill other plants, like evergreens, bushes, etc. Have you ever seen brown spots in your grass from dog urine?

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