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Comment: Does adding a penny to the water in a vase cause tulips to stand
up straight? My employer started doing this to all of the flowers in our restaurant a while back, and I was skeptical. I was able to find a few links related to this, but nothing substantial: http://www.potters.org/subject75273.htm http://www.ehow.com/how_2000237_keep...ling-over.html http://www.rd.com/tools-and-quizzes/...h/article.html |
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My great-grandmother did this for years and all it did was turn the water all icky. The liquid plant food in the water did something odd to the penny, but I can't really remember what it was.
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Add a dollar bill and they'll dance for you.
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My guess would be that the penny corroded. When copper rusts it turns green.
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