Can Seawayer be used to water with?

I have some outdoors plants near a saltwater creek, my question is can I use seawater to water with or will it kill. Please please please don't give out any more bad advice, like so many people do, if you (tried it yourself) first hand then let us all know.
ALWAYS LOOKIN 4 THOSE WHITE Vs PistolStreet

Sea water may contain beneficial trace nutrients but unless you've had experience using it I wouldn't recommend it.

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Originally Posted by PistolStreet

if you (tried it yourself) first hand then let us all know.

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Here's a wild and crazy idea......why don't you try it......then let us know how it worked out....:thumbsup:

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Once or twice is ok but thats IT do not use that for every watering thats way to much salt content for your plants dude and will end up killing them.. The salt will damage your roots and your plants will start to look like your over feeding them and they will eventually die so dont do that lol...

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Originally Posted by PistolStreet

I have some outdoors plants near a saltwater creek, my question is can I use seawater to water with or will it kill. Please please please don't give out any more bad advice, like so many people do, if you (tried it yourself) first hand then let us all know.
ALWAYS LOOKIN 4 THOSE WHITE Vs PistolStreet

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I have not personally tried that, but I did watch someone water pole beans with seawater.
Lotta sodium. Got real ugly, real fast.
From observation, I'd say it's a very bad Idea.
I have lived by the sea and seen what grows near it.

Mostly iceplant, some salt tolerant grasses, coconut palms, etc, but never hemp.
Still, if you no need those ladies, have a go, take pictures, and get back to us, yah?:smokin:

Aloha,
Weezard