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i would get over it but you spread disinformation. you dont seen uninteligent but i dont know how you deny that rain is distilled water. the boiling dosnt remove the impurities by magic. the h2o evaporates leaving behind everything but the h2o. then it re condenses into water. same thing with rain water evaporates leaving the tds behind then it condenses into water.
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ever heard of acid rain? rain is not de ionized distilled water. get over it!!
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what does the ph of water have to do with tds?
 
Hmm not a single bottle sais to use tap water. About 90% say for best results start with distilled or ro water. Guess you know more than the sientists

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Oh Ya, Not to mention, you are comparing water that falls from the polluted air onto living soil to a indoor grow using bottled nutes.:wall:
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no im not saying use your rain water. that would depend on ware you live and the pollution in the air. i am saying that distilled water is similar to rain water in that both are formed through the process of evaporation and condensation and have very very little tds. the soil microbes are what is feeding the plants in a soil grow and tap water is likely to kill microbes. this isnt even the problem this guy is having. there is no deficiency that makes a plant super dark green and glossy, nitrogen tox does that then if it progress it will burn then turn the leaves necrotic. the high levels of nitrogen can lock out other nutrients. this will cause some leaves to appear deficient. this is dangerous because a noob only see the deficient leaf and adds more nutrients compounding the problem.
 
Dynamo626 said:
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no im not saying use your rain water. that would depend on ware you live and the pollution in the air. i am saying that distilled water is similar to rain water in that both are formed through the process of evaporation and condensation and have very very little tds. the soil microbes are what is feeding the plants in a soil grow and tap water is likely to kill microbes. this isnt even the problem this guy is having. there is no deficiency that makes a plant super dark green and glossy, nitrogen tox does that then if it progress it will burn then turn the leaves necrotic. the high levels of nitrogen can lock out other nutrients. this will cause some leaves to appear deficient. this is dangerous because a noob only see the deficient leaf and adds more nutrients compounding the problem.
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Yeah, just like I did:grin:
 
Dynamo626 said:
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no im not saying use your rain water. that would depend on ware you live and the pollution in the air. i am saying that distilled water is similar to rain water in that both are formed through the process of evaporation and condensation and have very very little tds. the soil microbes are what is feeding the plants in a soil grow and tap water is likely to kill microbes. this isnt even the problem this guy is having. there is no deficiency that makes a plant super dark green and glossy, nitrogen tox does that then if it progress it will burn then turn the leaves necrotic. the high levels of nitrogen can lock out other nutrients. this will cause some leaves to appear deficient. this is dangerous because a noob only see the deficient leaf and adds more nutrients compounding the problem.
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and I just told you, I have seen this a Hundred times with the use of distilled water, I have shown that others have too., BUT you own or work at a hydro store, so you can't be wrong, HUH?
 
Calicode said:
Hey now you guys lol. Let's smoke one then regroup in 30 mins lol
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I'm just over here trying to find 1 of those nutrient companies that recommend using distilled. Haven't found 1 yet. found some that have recommendations if you are using R/O water. But i'm still looking:roll:

Most recommend just de chlorinating your water, but we already knew that.
 
so, in looking at emerald harvest suggestions, which I don't agree with the flushing non sense, they don't even say anything about the water to use, from their site,
Flush the Plants – Once your plants have matured and are ready to harvest, you are not quite done yet. While all those nutrients that you used during the growth process are fantastic for the overall development of your plant, they can do real damage to the taste and smell. This is why it is imperative to “flush” the plant thoroughly before actually harvesting. All you need to do this is a reservoir full of pH balanced water and a plant flushing product.

and they recommend adding cal mag regardless of what water you use. Hmmm!
 
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so, in looking at emerald harvest suggestions, which I don't agree with the flushing non sense, they don't even say anything about the water to use, from their site,
Flush the Plants – Once your plants have matured and are ready to harvest, you are not quite done yet. While all those nutrients that you used during the growth process are fantastic for the overall development of your plant, they can do real damage to the taste and smell. This is why it is imperative to “flush” the plant thoroughly before actually harvesting. All you need to do this is a reservoir full of pH balanced water and a plant flushing product.

and they recommend adding cal mag regardless of what water you use. Hmmm!
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if it were to be added regardless it would be on there feeding charts
http://www.advancednutrients.com/articles/ph-perfect-technology/ hmmmm advanced nutrients one of the worlds largest nutrient companies said ro water is almost as good as distilled.
cyco sais ro or distilled didnt list a preference. most say nothing on the bottle you have to go there web sites
 
Dynamo626 said:
if it were to be added regardless it would be on there feeding charts
http://www.advancednutrients.com/articles/ph-perfect-technology/ hmmmm advanced nutrients one of the worlds largest nutrient companies said ro water is almost as good as distilled.
cyco sais ro or distilled didnt list a preference. most say nothing on the bottle you have to go there web sites
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I went to their websites, never found the word distilled, Only de chlorinated. i also went to your journal.
https://www.rollitup.org/t/dynamos-emerald-harvest-coco-run.947061/page-3

your plants look like hell, your shelf full of bottles tells me what kind of grower you are. i am done trying to explain this to you. You're just a nutrient companies dream.LMFAO
 
Although a number of water treatment systems exist, reverse-osmosis (RO) is considered the most economical. Water obtained from an RO system is almost as good as expensive distilled water.
this is half way down the link i posted to advanced. guess you selectively read.
also you didnt read the journal if so you would know that i am given nutrients for free to post abought. i manage a hydro store.
 
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