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Marigold is an unexpected flavor/scent for drinking water. Not bad, but startling.
I was using my drinking cup to water the marigolds I have on the table in the big room. They're in the little plastic pots that they're sold in for transplanting, and I may plant them next weekend, but in the meantime, I have cheap, cheerful flowers. I poured the water carefully onto each little bit of soil, meaning I tucked the cup under the flowers and some of the leaves, and tilted. Clearly, it brushed against enough marigold to pick up a bit of the scent.
I was using my drinking cup to water the marigolds I have on the table in the big room. They're in the little plastic pots that they're sold in for transplanting, and I may plant them next weekend, but in the meantime, I have cheap, cheerful flowers. I poured the water carefully onto each little bit of soil, meaning I tucked the cup under the flowers and some of the leaves, and tilted. Clearly, it brushed against enough marigold to pick up a bit of the scent.
