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Quote: SpaceMonkey said: Chlorine tends to dissipate (evaporate) from water that is left standing in an open container for 24 hours.
Chlorine can be bad for plants in high doses but is an essetial micro nutrient for plant photosynthesis. So Chlorine is needed for your plants to produce chlorophyll
CHLORINE Soil Mobility Chlorine is mobile in the soil. Plant Uptake Chlorine is absorbed in the chloride ion form (Cl-). Functions in the Plant Effects hydration of plant tissue. Involved in photochemical reactions in photosynthesis. Required for growth and sugar synthesis in sugar beets. Deficiency Symptoms Severe deficiency shows chlorosis and necrosis of leaf areas. Wilted leaf tips. Bronze discoloration. Natural Supply Source Soluble salts (particularly sodium chloride
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