200 ppm

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grorite

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okay i tested my tap with a tds meter yesterday and it came back around 200 i was told that is to high for my plants is that true or is it safe to use this is whats in my water need any more info let me know pic 1 and 2 is the plant i am worried more about the other pics are of the better one had nute burn from soil when i started the seeds thats why the bigger leaves have spots also my tap water come out a 7.2 ph i read somewhere i should water with 6.5 should i lower it

tap i can get
barium-7.25

copper-67ppb

nitrate-0.01ppm

nitrate & nitrite-0.01ppm

chromium-0.9ppb

manganese-0.31ppb

trichloroacetic acid-6.37ppb

tap in house
nitrate & nitrite-1.19ppm

nitrate-1.19ppm

barium-19.25ppb

chromium-2.2ppb

copper-1.9ppb

manganese-6.45ppb

chloroform-0.6pbb

total trihalomethanes-1.08ppb
 

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scroglodyte

scroglodyte

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i water from my hose. municipal water.
i still say they have received too much water at some time, not to be a pain in the ass.
 
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grorite

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pic 1 2 3 and 4 look fine to me what do you think thats my other plant running 2 under 323 watts of cfl actuall watts
 
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grorite

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question i have a natural spring that people go to to get drinking water would that water be good to use like better than my tap also what ppm should i be aiming for when i choose my water
 
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grorite

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i can get ro water and it says treated with uv is that okay if so its only 40cents a gal would that be a good to use
 
cannabineer

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
Imo you missed the informative bits in the water analysis. Calcium, sodium, chloride, bicarbonate, sulfate, magnesium. They should all be in that analysis. cn
 
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grorite

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cannabineer said:
Imo you missed the informative bits in the water analysis. Calcium, sodium, chloride, bicarbonate, sulfate, magnesium. They should all be in that analysis. cn
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i thought there was stuff missing but where i got the info that was all that was listed so would the store ro water be a good choice i mean its cheap and i only have 2 plants would it be my best bet
 
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grorite

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INORGANIC CHEMICALS​
TEST RESULTS​
ContaminantMCLGMCLHighestDate Likely Source of



LevelTestedContamination



Detected:







ARSENIC0 ppm10 ppb0.83 ppb5/10/11Erosion of natural deposit.





Runoff from Orchards, grass





and electronic production





wastes.
BARIUM.0005 ppm2 ppm0.016ppm5/10/11Erosion of natural deposit.




ppmDischarge of drilling wastes.





Discharge from metal





refineries.
NITRATE NITROGEN.010 ppm10 ppm1.0 ppm5/10/11Erosion of natural deposit.





Runoff from fertilizer use.





Leaking from septic tanks,





sewage.
CHROMIUM .0005ppm0.1 ppm0.0020ppm5/10/11Discharge from steel
(total)



and pulp mills. Erosion





of natural deposits
CHLORIDE1 ppm250 ppm28 ppm5/10/11Erosion of natural deposit.





Runoff from fertilizer use.





Leaking from septic tanks,





sewage.
MANGANESIUM.0005 ppm.05 ppm.0033 ppm5/10/11Erosion of natural deposit.
ZINC.002ppm5 ppm.0029 ppm5/10/11Erosion of natural deposit.
SULFATE1 ppm250 ppm13 ppm5/10/11Erosion of natural deposit.


[SIZE=+3] here is a better chart of my tap water
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cannabineer

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
Calcium, sodium, magnesium and bicarbonate are missing, and these are usually the headliners in a water report. I'm puzzled.
What this means is,that, without those numbers, I can't comment on whether or not water quality was a factor. Sorry. cn
 
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grorite

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cannabineer said:
Calcium, sodium, magnesium and bicarbonate are missing, and these are usually the headliners in a water report. I'm puzzled.
What this means is,that, without those numbers, I can't comment on whether or not water quality was a factor. Sorry. cn
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okay lets just forget my water then how about the store ro that will be good to use right
 
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grorite

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also since the ppm will be 00 do i need to add cal and mag or will the lime i added to the soil take care of that
 
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