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01-29-2011, 03:23 PM #1
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Reverse Osmosis can cause issues
Hmm, wonder what ladybugs would do if added? ... that is a point I will ponder for a spell.
Originally Posted by tevfik
Lynhal Reviewed by Lynhal on . Reverse Osmosis can cause issues I am learning over the last 2 years that RO water is not a good idea for our plants. RO is so efficient that it removes good nutrients like calcium, magnesium, iron, potassium, zinc, and many others. Plants become micronutrient defficient. I now feel that if a person uses RO water they need to replace ALL micronutrients. And because mixes and ferts expect those micronutrients to be present in the water supply, the plants can show many different forms of stress, the most prevelent one Rating: 5:weedpoke:
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