De-chlorination with the stuff for an aquarium?

[nuttybong0]

Basically like the title says. I just started feeding my girls Earth juice at the same time I just got an 8*4 tent, so now I have more space for more girls. I now need a bigger reservoir but in the mean time i was wondering if the stuff used to dechlorinate water for fish tanks would be safe to use for my plants.

 

[The Hemp Goddess]

Yes it is, however if you let your water set out for 24 hours, chlorine will evaporate.

 

[Wetdog]

Yes it is, however if you let your water set out for 24 hours, chlorine will evaporate.

:yeahthat:

However, chloramine won't and that's what my water system uses.

I use the drops and have been for years, for tropical fish at first. Works like a champ since fish are way more sensitive than mj plants and it doesn't hurt them.

I use AZOO, but any of the 1 drop/gallon brands should work just fine.

Wet

 

[Jack Harer]

Chlorine is a "free radical" ion, and will just jump out of solution. Chloramine however will not. BUT it will come out of solution, just more slowly. A 24 hour bubbling and you should be fine.
Have you called your water company to be sure they really use chloramine?

 

[nuttybong0]

did some more research and found out if you add molasses and an air stone, that will give the chlorine and chloramine some organic matter to work on and in 3-4 hours, most of it should be gone.

 

[HabitualConcepts]

This is awesome, I just did the same thing today. It seems to be working just fine, but be careful you don't put too much.