New Grower Whats The PPM of YOUR Tap Water?
- Thread starter Kaiju
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No because i wanted control over all the aspects of my grow ..:smokebuds:i'm still very new to growing although i have had some good luck ,it's only because of the people here that help me with my understanding of things...shit the more i learn the more i realize how little i know......
Thats the optimum way CGR - Your in the grounds for great success with RO - How much did your unit cost ? And how much to maintain?
SAVAGE - Either way your pH should be stable - its the elements which make it rise or fall - I would think a low ppm would have a neutral pH but maybe the elemets you have left in i.e. the 50, they could be cations which positively charge water/medium sending pH up -
and with a low ppm in using soil this would also enable your water to buffer easily to the pH your plants want - im not sure about hydro unless using something with a buffering formula.
SAVAGE - Either way your pH should be stable - its the elements which make it rise or fall - I would think a low ppm would have a neutral pH but maybe the elemets you have left in i.e. the 50, they could be cations which positively charge water/medium sending pH up -
and with a low ppm in using soil this would also enable your water to buffer easily to the pH your plants want - im not sure about hydro unless using something with a buffering formula.
...so zero... until i get my lazy-ass up and go buy new filters
