Grindrage67
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Great just waiting for her to dry out a little more before I give her a splash of the new water. The burns don't seem to be really spreading anymore that I've noticed yet though.
Burnt and still smoking..
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TastyBudz420
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Same here i use baby water it's already ph'd perfectly
Grindrage67
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What like gerber water?
Gorillabilly
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Only issue with distilled is there is no baseline nutesnin it. Like calcium, mag, etc... you don't get any of the micro stuff. Just be aware of that. And never use deionized water.
Dopesmoka
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Yeah I forgot to tell u I use that water with already slow release fertilizers In the dirt and still occasionally add some organic bottled fertilizer every now and then
TastyBudz420
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no it's Called The Company is "parents choice" they sell it at Walmart if you have 1 near
Grindrage67
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I'm familiar with the brand lol
Grindrage67
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Giving this baby her first taste of the store bought distilled water we will see how it goes..
xtsho
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The small amounts of chlorine and chloramine used to disinfect water will not harm your plants. I've been using tap water for decades and the water here has both chlorine and chloramine. Plants grow just fine. In fact chlorine is a micronutrient and used by the plant.
Gorillabilly
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Some areas over do it on the chlorine. In my little town the tap water sometimes has more chlorine in it than my hot tub. Ive actually had to lower chlorine levels when filling hot tub.
xtsho
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The federal standards in the United States call for no more than 4 ppm's which is not enough to harm plants. I'm not familiar with your local municipality but most adhere to the federal standards. Here in Portland the target ppm's are 2.2 - 2.5 ppm's. But other water municipalities can be different so it's always best to find out what's in your local water as tap water can vary. But most is fine to use straight out of the tap. I use mine for soil plants without adjusting pH or anything. Plants don't seem to care. Now with coco I do pH but that's another thing.
"Target chlorine concentration has ranged from 2.2 to 2.5 parts per million (ppm). Once primary disinfection is complete, ammonium hydroxide (aqueous ammonia) is added to the chlorinated water. Ammonia reacts with chlorine to form a long-lasting chloramine disinfectant residual. At the end of the disinfection process, sodium hydroxide (NaOH) is added to the water to raise the pH of the water to approximately 8.2 pH units. The addition of NaOH helps reduce corrosion of system piping and household plumbing, which in turn reduces the amount of lead, copper and other metals that can leach into the water from pipes, solder joints and plumbing fixtures."
Romeo7701
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Just a little info here great value water is bottled for Walmart by NIAGRA BOTTLING they use reverse osmosis as they're primary process of BOTTLING their water... I've been affiliated with them for awhile now they bottle for about 75% of the bottle water company's here in the states and put their label on it for them... Just a little FYI you may want to know.
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Grindrage67
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I wasn't aware but that is good to know thank you.
Romeo7701
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Welcome knowledge is power man and makes for a great grow!!! You girls will bounce back man you will need to leave then in veg alittle longer too recover like was said earlier but you should do be fine!! Best of luck and be patient man they are really tough plants!!!
Grindrage67
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I also just realized that clover valley bottled water that I got from dollar general is reverse osmosis filtered as well.
Romeo7701
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It is also bottled by NIAGARA bottling...
Gorillabilly
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How you like it at niagra?? I might have a shot at a plant manager position with them.
Romeo7701
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Which location???
