RO water

[PsychedelicSins]

Do you HAVE to use Cal-Mag with RO water??

PsychedelicSins Reviewed by PsychedelicSins on 07-13-2006. RO water Do you HAVE to use Cal-Mag with RO water?? Rating: 5

[PsychedelicSins]

Even if you used dolomite lime in the soil?

[Tom Swierzbinski]

After months of growing Im still stumped on this one.
What the hell is RO water?

[L3G10N]

Ro water = Reverse Osmosis, a water purifying technique.

[Tom Swierzbinski]

Ro water = Reverse Osmosis, a water purifying technique.

Ooh, cheers for that. I kept thinking it was Rain ____ water, but I couldnt figure out what the second word was

[PsychedelicSins]

Nobody know??

Off to ICMAG.....

[Zandor]

Yes you still should use CalMag plus. It's not a buffer it replaces nutrients and minerals the RO process removes but the plant still needs.

It's always a good idea to use CalMag Plus when you RO water for anything.

[chef423]

where the heck can you get a decent priced RO machine from? From what I have seen, they are through the roof. Not worth it in my book...

chef

[Pothead4204life]

check ebay...how much you priced them for???

[chef423]

check ebay...how much you priced them for???

Ok, now that I have found them to be affordable...which one is the best? Meaning, I dont have to buy the filters everytime I wanna use it...the whole point of buying the hardware is so I can be done with buying. I dont wanna spend 200 on a machine that I later find out needs a ($20) filter change after ever 10 gl of water cleaned. Kinda defeats the purpuse dont cha think? In-addition, I still am not sold on RO water vs. tap...I am not ignorant to the particles in our drinking water, but you have to buy an RO machine, then re-add some of the micro-nutes you just took out of the "dirty water" to make it useful for the plants?? lol...see my point here??

So sell me, please...

chef