Boogy Blue Plus Water Filter ?

legitroller · Monday at 3:53 PM

Okay so I have always used a boogy Blue Plus but now that I'm RDWC I have a question

So using this water filter so I need to use cal mag can someone with knowledge on filters and RO water Chime in PLEASE . Thank you

I also ask cause this little baby looks like it's missing something or the nutrients is to rich

by2 · Monday at 11:12 PM

If it is a RO filter then you most likely need som cal/mag, It depends a bit on the base nutrient I would assume.
I have no experience with RDWC but I assume that the nutrient formula is based on 0,4EC water like most nutrient lines so try and add tap water or cal/mag up to 0,4EC and then add base nutrient.

legitroller · 2025-03-25T09:18:08-0600

by2 said:
If it is a RO filter then you most likely need som cal/mag, It depends a bit on the base nutrient I would assume.
I have no experience with RDWC but I assume that the nutrient formula is based on 0,4EC water like most nutrient lines so try and add tap water or cal/mag up to 0,4EC and then add base nutrient.

Thank you for the advice

OneHitDone · 2025-03-25T09:32:00-0600

legitroller said:
Okay so I have always used a boogy Blue Plus but now that I'm RDWC I have a question So using this water filter so I need to use cal mag can someone with knowledge on filters and RO water Chime in PLEASE . Thank you

I also ask cause this little baby looks like it's missing something or the nutrients is to rich

That is not an RO system. It is just a carbon filter. Your minerals are not being fully stripped form the water.
The recommendations @by2 gave are a good general rule for source water in general ✌

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