SecretJardinDS90
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Honestly a lot of water you dont want to drink is fine for plants.Yeah Id like to see the PH and PPMs of rain water with smog infested cities like Los Angeles. I don't even feed my dog city water.
Honestly a lot of water you dont want to drink is fine for plants.
Chobble
Plants that you want to eat or smoke utilizing toxins, poison, polution etc from Cars, Trucks, Air Planes, Trains etc in a high density areas? I see trees growing everywhere that are living on this kind activity but I wouldnt want to smoke or use them in my baked goods. I hear what your saying about plants in general.
I hear ya. Current water is 340 PPM and 6.8 to 7.2 in pH. Smells to holy hell of chlorine. Plus I go through 600 to 900 gallons per week depending on week and cycle. Collecting that kind of water in SO-CAL where 12 to 18 inches a year is normal isn't really ideal. Maybe in NORCAL or Oregon, Seattle would probably be ideal to collect for an outdoor deal to supplement and be earth friendly.
Naa I completely Agree. I didnt think you would get enough rain. May I suggest adding a carbon filter to your rooms water line? It helps remove chlroine and anything else nasty. Don't know anything about your grow style but it can deffinately help you in soil.
Chobble
Fortunately I live in a pretty clean city near the equator, and most rainfall is from the ocean, so I think i'm pretty good on that, fortunately.
Tell me what you would recommend me growing and I'll go for it and report back :D. I live in one of the countries where temperature doesn't go below 18c or above 28c. Days and nights are almost 12/12 all year round. Although, we do have a 'rainy' season which lasts 3-4 months and can be constant weeks of rain.If I lived close to the equator I'd be growing some beastly sativa's. I use to grow in Florida where the weather and day/night cycle was really good for haze and other sativa's.
I personally in my 'world' do not understand why someone CAN prohibit you grabbing something that is from the nature, does no harm, and can be collected by anyone that wants to?Here in Oregon you have to have a permit to collect rainwater
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