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T}{C4me

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I live in the mountains and I'm trying to grow for personal use, indoors. about a few miles up the road from me is a natural spring everyone in the area gets their drinking water from. It runs down from the side of a mountain to a station that was set up for everyone to use. It just flows 24/7. I was wondering if this would make a great water source for my plants? Would be loaded with minerals and such.

I am also adding my own nutrients. I was just wondering if the spring water would be beneficial?
 
aknight3

aknight3

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yes it should be fine for them, the only way to really tell is with a ppm and ph meter, but ive used typical household water right out of my faucet and thats fine so im sure spring water would be aswell hope this helps later
 
MrMoores

MrMoores

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your a lucky guy to have a spring near you so are your plants you couldnt ask for anything more
 
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imchucky666

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T}{C4me said:
I live in the mountains and I'm trying to grow for personal use, indoors. about a few miles up the road from me is a natural spring everyone in the area gets their drinking water from. It runs down from the side of a mountain to a station that was set up for everyone to use. It just flows 24/7. I was wondering if this would make a great water source for my plants? Would be loaded with minerals and such.

I am also adding my own nutrients. I was just wondering if the spring water would be beneficial?
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I know of people with wells, and that water is great for their plants, so I don't know why spring water would not, but like AK said, check it first just to be on the safe side.
 
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