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When using muratic acid to clean mineral deposits from my (empty) bonsai pots, do I then wash the pot after? Does the muratic acid have any effects on the next tree to be planted in the cleaned pot? In other words, is there any residue from the acid to be concerned about?
When I use it I put the pot in a bucket with a little water to keep the splashing down. thenjust rinse it off. As far as my experiences I have never had any effects of residual acid. You could always add baking soda to nutralize it if you are worried.
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