Just wondering if the salt used in water softeners is in any way the same as epsom salt thus providing extra magnesium?
I believe hard water is high in magnesium and calcium.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_softening "Water softening is the reduction of the concentration of calcium, magnesium, and other ions in hard water."
Increases sodium, which isn't what you want.
dont feed your plants water that's gone through a softener....
the softener gets rid of all the calcium and replaces it with... sodium i think?
not good.
dont feed softened water to your plants
Not the plant foods cause I have tried many of them, that is a mag def. Here is a list of all that I have tried
Fox farm
advanced nutes
MG
General hydroponics
neptunes harvest
dutch master
earth juice
humboldt
ionic
alaska fish ferts
and probably a few others that i'm forgetting..
So yes it is the strain, what is that not believable? Non of my other stains do this, only the blueberry. Not tryin to bust your balls by please explain how that is a "micro def"? Because I completely disagree
Not the plant foods cause I have tried many of them, that is a mag def. Here is a list of all that I have tried
Fox farm
advanced nutes
MG
General hydroponics
neptunes harvest
dutch master
earth juice
humboldt
ionic
alaska fish ferts
and probably a few others that i'm forgetting..
So yes it is the strain, what is that not believable? Non of my other stains do this, only the blueberry. Not tryin to bust your balls by please explain how that is a "micro def"? Because I completely disagree