Urine can benefit plants but communication is key, expert says

A reader challenges Eric's view on urinating on plants, arguing that urine is a natural fertilizer rich in nutrients. They suggest that social norms, not harm to plants, discourage this practice, which has historical precedent. Eric acknowledges the reader's points about urine as fertilizer and notes that it should be diluted. He emphasizes that the original letter's issue may stem from communication problems between spouses rather than the act itself. He encourages the letter writer to consider the benefits of her husband's behavior for their plants while also addressing the need for better communication.