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I'd think that marking off a square maybe 5-10 meters on a side and dumping pesticides onto it for a year, would answer the question. If they still form inside
by RagnarD 3y ago
I'd think that marking off a square maybe 5-10 meters on a side and dumping pesticides onto it for a year, would answer the question. If they still form inside the square, it's probably not due to insects.
- dylan604 3y agoThat's a brave stance to take on this forum. Leeching isn't a problem in dry earth is it? Sounds like a perfectly rational thing to do. Maybe dump a bunch of PFAS in that square, or an entirely different square, you know, for science. Since we're just suggesting whack science, let's get soil from the Bermuda Triangle and replace it with the fairy circles to see if they are spawn points.