Quote Originally Posted by Chromophore
You water people may find this interesting, though not unexpected. I started keep track of the pH of my tap water a few weeks ago. Here are the values, taken every other day: 6.3, 5.8, 5.5, 6.5, 6.5, 5.5, 5.2, 6.2
That's some fairly large jumps and in a completely erratic, random manner. It's true that outside temps have fluctuated a lot over that period, and water temp will affect pH, but that's an alarming variance in pH if you ask me. I'm really starting to hate my tap water.
-- See Rangers post, #73, this thread. That would be a good way to go for your plants. The fish are a bonus for trace elements, a little nutes, growth & sex hormones. Plain ole gold fish. Can be found around here @ $1.00 a doz. Freezing doesn't hurt them, but don't have them on the sunny side of the house in the summer. Theyre a cold water fish. You can't get cheaper or more natural, & fish are fun! You can find limestone at most landscape nurseries. Look for them no smaller than two fists put together. And I still don't want you to drink your damned tap water! I'm serious!
-- OMB, I'm sorry, but I don't want you to drink Chromophores tap water either! LMAO! I thought we were on Chroms thread, sorry we keep 'jacking' you! But do take note, water quality should be important to everyone.