bananasiong
New Member
Hi all,
As titled, does the cactus absorb the radiation from the monitor?
I've googled it, some say yes and some say no. Anyone?
Thanks
As titled, does the cactus absorb the radiation from the monitor?
Thanks
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Which cactus?
Are you talking about Feng Shui?
Torben
[Edit: Kudos for creating perhaps the most surprising thread title I've ever seen on this site.]
It wouldnt be any benefit to the viewer, unless the cactus was in front of the monitor, not the best idea.![]()
Morning Eric!
Yeah, that would definitely not be good Feng Shui.
Torben
What if I used a picture of a Cactus as a screen saver.![]()
Cactus increases the accident rate in the office..![]()
What if I used a picture of a Cactus as a screen saver.![]()
theoriticaly I would say yes if we talking about x rays
as that on the other side of the cactus from the monitor the readings would be lower so some energy is absorbed in the cactus
but that's only my idea
I would advise to buy a lcd screen
Robert-Jan
I have a cactus tree, pachipodium, I can test it out for you.
Only thing is the pot has a diameter of about 60cm, and the tree itself stands about 1.5m tall.
Not sure how to get it close to the monitor.
If you're not sure what it looks like, here is a link to a photo of a very pretty tree:
http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2620371540058336098iKKRct?vhost=outdoors
Dooh, I forgot, I use an LCD monitor, oh, bad luck on that one.
While on the subject of the cactus, my particular tree is now getting too big for its pot. It was manageable when smaller to plant over, now it's a different kettle of fish.
So me and my dad stood discussing it one day. Bet you would be interested in his suggestion of how to replant it.