New Grower Soil

[erock]

Lol I only wanted to put my pots in the bath as I fill then so not toget soil on the floor but glad I came across that scrogg grow looks amazing and is also a dinafem strain I've just planted..6 critical jacks...gonna go for slightly bigger than 6.5litre pots this time aswell probably 9L I'm also gonna chuck in 2 red poisons from sweet seeds once they show up. Diary will be shoved on soon as the girls pop their heads up

I like the auto critical-jacks, I've grown ten of them. They ALL looked like jack herer but tasted and smelled like critical+.... Not a bad thing in my opinion.. You should be fine to fill pots in the tub, just don't try to wash too much of that stuff down the drain...

 

[Duck Commander]

I water my girls in the bath and wash all dirt down the hole also pot up in the bath and flush leaves,stalks and most other things down my toilet,

 

[gradolabs]

I don't think a white fiberglass shower or bath tub is a bad idea at all for a growing area, even if its just for clean up. There is no one more resourceful than a stoner.

 

[Eekman]

Okay folks, here comes the buzz kill

Are we talking organic, or chemical nutrients? There are articles about contaminating the water supply in reclemation ponds. One of the excuses the FEDs made back in the early years was the rampant contamination from chemical nutrients. (back when Miracle Grow was the norm)

I don't know if this is still an issue, but I am sure they will say it is. Also, if you have a leachfield, could this contaminate your yard in some way, or will the septic take care of it?

I don't know, I just have heard these things. Surely non of it is as bad as things PG&E has done in the past.

my two cents

Eek

 

[erock]

Okay folks, here comes the buzz kill

Are we talking organic, or chemical nutrients? There are articles about contaminating the water supply in reclemation ponds. One of the excuses the FEDs made back in the early years was the rampant contamination from chemical nutrients. (back when Miracle Grow was the norm)

I don't know if this is still an issue, but I am sure they will say it is. Also, if you have a leachfield, could this contaminate your yard in some way, or will the septic take care of it?

I don't know, I just have heard these things. Surely non of it is as bad as things PG&E has done in the past.

my two cents

Eek

Mine gets piped to a water reclamation plant and used for watering trees and grass. The way I see it, I'm saving tax dollars by sending water thats pre-fertilized!