Rust in Pots?????

[fishens]

Hi All
Does anyone know if rust in a pot can harm a plant? I don't know if it is possible for any iron to seep into the soil or even if that would harm a plant. It seems like alot of extra iron would not be good. But is that even possible. Any input is appreciated.

Fishens:rasta:

fishens Reviewed by fishens on 08-27-2006. Rust in Pots????? Hi All Does anyone know if rust in a pot can harm a plant? I don't know if it is possible for any iron to seep into the soil or even if that would harm a plant. It seems like alot of extra iron would not be good. But is that even possible. Any input is appreciated. Fishens:rasta: Rating: 5

[fishens]

O.K. I found the search area (next post) and searched all over, but couldn't find anything pertaining to this. Anyone with any ideas??

[stinkyattic]

Don't plant in metal. It's not good.

[L0r6dIN6faM6ous]

thats uhh..
pretty bad...

I don't really have anything to say..
I've never actually heard of "rust in plants"

If your plants are in metal buckets or anything get them the fuck out,
If not, then what the fuck is rusting???

-=Transplant em anywayzz=-

[yabatab]

I don't really see it hurting anything unless its just falling apart with
rust. Actually rust provides iron oxides. The plant sure wont have
an iron deficiency. LOL

[rottenPauL]

rust is very good for fertilizing. I've seen old-timers that grow outdoors to place many rusty sticks on the ground during flowering