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Is soapy water water good for plant irrigation (give answer in accordance to chemistry)?​
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Is soapy water water good for plant irrigation (give answer in accordance to chemistry)?​

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soapy water is not good for plants irrigation that is what I learn

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Soapy water is not good for plant irrigation because soapy water contains sulphate in it which is not good for the development of plants.

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