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Thanks. What I was leaning toward. Would nutrients increase growth rate and save time during veg at all? Just feel like my girls are growing slow. Pic is 4 weeks from seed.If you wanted, but nope. Dont have too. You can water with just plain water for awhile in FFOF. I would once they get older though.
Makes me love my well water even more after hearing your issue.And that's after the "new" water treatment plant they built 7 years ago, they still recommend not drinking or taking long showers
EPA is awesome.
Thanks. What I was leaning toward. Would nutrients increase growth rate and save time during veg at all? Just feel like my girls are growing slow. Pic is 4 weeks from seed.
Says who? Never heard that before ? I’ve made and sold rain barrels in every state I think I?and yet catching rain water is illegal lol. but heres some 8.0ph tap water.
Says who? Never heard that before ? I’ve made and sold rain barrels in every state I think I?
All news to me I used to manufacture plastic “things” and sold 100 of thousands out west!https://www.eugeneweekly.com/2017/04/20/rainwater-harvesting/
Oh damn. Ive been told that so many times. Doesnt look to be true.
Mattick points to a Jackson County case in which a landowner was jailed for storing rainwater that he didn’t have permits for as the source of the rumors that Oregon doesn’t allow rainwater catchment. In that case the landowner, Gary Harrington, built three reservoirs with dams so large they can be seen from high-elevation aerial photos, he says.
According to the Medford Mail-Tribune, Harrington’s illegal reservoirs were storing enough water “to fill 20 Olympic-sized swimming pools.”
Once the water hits the ground, Mattick says, it’s public water, and someone else might be expecting it. In other words, landowners nearby might have had the right to the water Harrington was storing and weren’t getting it.
Mattick says that after rainwater harvesting became a legal issue in Colorado in the 1990s — it was illegal to collect rainwater in barrels there until 2016 — Oregon was motivated to amend its own laws. “Prior to that it didn’t say anything about collecting rainwater,” he says of the Oregon law. “It was just silent.”
shit.. the more you know. if oregon sales were low - thats likely why lol.
Makes me love my well water even more after hearing your issue.
Basterds been discussing requiring us to purchase meters on our wells so they can tax us on our usage. Even though I paid for the well I maintain the well and pay for every damn thing for the well:(
I use a moisture meter and water when it says dry till run-off. Ph roughly around 6.0-6.5(use general hydroponics drops). No idea on ppm, and room temp water.How often do you water?
PH of water?
PPMs?
Temp?
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