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Bottom line....if you don't mind....if I was growing indoors... don't bring pond water inside. Outdoor is another story.
Lake water to water plants
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Yes had never intended to bring it inside to worried about all the critters that would come in with it but outside the critters are already there but still putting more critters on the plants sounds risky since I really have only watered my vegetable garden with it. Probably wouldn’t hurt but don’t want to jeopardize the plants. If it would be a gorilla grow, I may feel differently tho…
LOOK WHAT THEM DARN DRUNKEN LAKE KIDS DID.Now that y’all got me totally confused…
i think I’m just gonna play the safe card on my four legal plants and use the city water. Now I will have a few clones that I’m getting ready to take from these plants prior to sinking them in the ground. maybe a couple of them will find their way down to the lakes edge to see how they do. You know, just past my property line behind the jungle next door? There is not much sun there but a lot of growth so might be fun to lose a couple down there just to see what happens.
Where you live should you be concerned about salt water runoff.
tHERE'S A TEST FOR tHAT
LOL
We only get salt runoff the streets in the winter I think
That won't hurt any < I put 20lbs of salt in my koi pond during a fresh fill up
Most likely an App too
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remember old Reibsi who had some of the finest outdoor grows around?
pond water was all he used
my vote is I would use the water , after I did at least a Ph test on it
Check local stores too cheaper than high shipping costs
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WWBD? So big would use the water? Now that just might change everything for me…
. I’ll at least do a PH test to see what it reads…
I check the place out 2 pans shipped (4.95 Va zp) $ 21.80
GREAT PRICE
GREAT PRICE
Yep instant fish poo water and fertilizer.
It will most certainly have coliform, but the question is how much and what kind. The city checks our local recreational lakes and shuts them down for swimming when the coliform levels get too high.
While the plants wouldn't care, you would be getting it on your hands and clothes handling it.
SG, you might check with your municipality to see if they do any periodic checks of the lake for water quality.............................................
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WWBD? So big would use the water? Now that just might change everything for me…
if the wager was , “Will the water be ok to use on SB’s cannabis plants?”
I would go all in on that wager for my tournament life
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can ya all believe that SubGirls Thread on using lake water is on its 6th page?
I know these guys really like to argue
Its all about the entertainment she provides us Old guys LOL
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