Before I kill it, let's save it!!

[Arthur]

Get a water test from your local municipality (should be able to find online). I just finished a shakedown run and ended up getting an RO system... high salt content was locking out multiple things. Am at the same spot on run 2, no issues. Good soil, good water, good genetics.

 

[CBDJunkie]

Am probably going to start at least one of these seeds anew, don't want to take a chance of a shitty crop. May toss it in the yard for whatever it's worth in the end.

 

[Mañ'O'Green]

Am probably going to start at least one of these seeds anew, don't want to take a chance of a shitty crop. May toss it in the yard for whatever it's worth in the end.

Don't give up on a plant that is green and growing even if it seems very slow. I have had some of my best performers start really weird. Nature is constantly throwing adversity at plants we are no different.

 

[CBDJunkie]

Don't give up on a plant that is green and growing even if it seems very slow. I have had some of my best performers start really weird. Nature is constantly throwing adversity at plants we are no different.

They are still growing. The starter leaves(forgive my blank head for not remembering their proper name) are turning yellow, very yellow, but the true leaves are OK. Technically I am not supposed to have more than 2 flowering plants. Far be-it for me to waste a $10 seed! Can easily get $10 worth of bud one would think, baring a complete disaster.

 

[Rev. Green Genes]

people always seem to overlook the middle ground. RO is extreme filtering, and expensive. I use these in the pic below, and it works good enough. I had 250-300 PPM water, now it's 80 PPM at the tap. This rig cost about 50 for the filters, and 50 for the hardware, and 30 minutes to install. I filter every drop that goes through my house, all my appliances will live 10 years longer. Unfortunately one of the things it will not get out is cholramine, or anti-biotics. You need RO or vitamin c for that.

I'm quite happy with it, there is a backflow preventer on the downstream side, and a drain valve on the upstream side with a shut off valve behind it. I can release pressure and open it all up or replace without ever worrying about leaks or spills.

 

[Mike20132]

people always seem to overlook the middle ground. RO is extreme filtering, and expensive. I use these in the pic below, and it works good enough. I had 250-300 PPM water, now it's 80 PPM at the tap. This rig cost about 50 for the filters, and 50 for the hardware, and 30 minutes to install. I filter every drop that goes through my house, all my appliances will live 10 years longer. Unfortunately one of the things it will not get out is cholramine, or anti-biotics. You need RO or vitamin c for that.

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I'm quite happy with it, there is a backflow preventer on the downstream side, and a drain valve on the upstream side with a shut off valve behind it. I can release pressure and open it all up or replace without ever worrying about leaks or spills.

Nice rig, bro

 

[CBDJunkie]

Got my TDS meter today.
Distilled Water - 2PPM
Tap Water - 94PPM

Aside from adding a bit of Vitamin C to combat the Chloramine, I should be god to go! Would still like to know the actual residual chloramine in my tap water so I can adjust the Vitamin C appropriately.