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02-24-2007, 05:19 AM #1
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Is 170 PPM TDS considered "hard" water?
I had a check run on my well and the total hardness came out to 170 PPM.. Is this really high? No chlorine or iron in the water, no nitrates/nitrites - the hardness consists of calcium, magnesium and manganese. Can my plants absorb those micro nutrients from this source or are they insoluable/unusable to the plant in this form?
Tokudai Reviewed by Tokudai on . Is 170 PPM TDS considered "hard" water? I had a check run on my well and the total hardness came out to 170 PPM.. Is this really high? No chlorine or iron in the water, no nitrates/nitrites - the hardness consists of calcium, magnesium and manganese. Can my plants absorb those micro nutrients from this source or are they insoluable/unusable to the plant in this form? Rating: 5
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