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Eating cilantro to get rid of the metals I got by eating cilantro to get rid of the metals I got by eating cilantro to get rid of the metals I got by ... (hexbear.net)
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[–] grendahlgrendahlgen@hexbear.net 18 points 1 day ago

Yeah seriously. It's not even expensive either. I can get a soil sample tested for a whole suite of heavy metals (+other elements that plants crave) for <$60.

Plus if you're "not sure what you're looking for" you still can take the samples. Heavy metals are famously stable in soil; it's not like you have to run the test immediately.