ok so i have heard...
- Thread starter Snott
- Start date
1lastGodsend
Well-Known Member
Dude fish take craps where ever they feel like inside that tank. Put yourself in your plants shoes. Do you prefer fish tank water or purified clean fresh ph balanced water? The only thing you can for sure use that is good for your plant is rain water. It contains high levels of nitrogen wich will make your plant grow faster & healthier.
DodgeDread
Well-Known Member
yes it's true
Snott
Active Member
that hes right or i am right because thinking of the crap wouldnt it act like bio fert..
korvette1977
Well-Known Member
You must be ON CRACK..
You have NO CLUE to what your talking about ..
You most certainly use fish tank water
motoracer110
Well-Known Member
HAHA not to be the one to ruin your thought, but where do you think bat guano comes from? (bats shit wherever they want and it makes one of the best organic fertilizers) How about worms and worm castings..............you might want to rethink what you said.
DodgeDread
Well-Known Member
that you're right
1lastGodsend
Well-Known Member
It doesn't sound like a good idea. Haha sorry it just really shocked me. My bad. I have need tried anything but purified water. Sorry I'm weird
i think im going to try it
Cane'Bosem
Well-Known Member
The ph of most peoples fish tank should be great for cannabis... around 6.5 right?
korvette1977
Well-Known Member
as Long as its a freshwater fish tank
saltwater tank water will kill your plants
saltwater tank water will kill your plants
Knally
Well-Known Member
Get a setup where you harvest rain water in a barrel and also keep some fish in the barrel to control algae. Most of the barrels have a spout so that the fish nutrient rich water that settles to the bottom can be used to water your plants. I have seen a couple of setups like this in operation. The number and size of the fish will determine the nutrient content of the water otherwise rain water by itself should be low in ppm and neutral in ph so that the nutrients you add are the only ones in the soup mix.
DodgeDread
Well-Known Member
pond water
Snott
Active Member
well im in an apartment with no balcony so i cant really do that i do however have a nicley maintained 100 gal fish tank that once every two weeks gets half its water changed out so i dont really need to do the rain water with fish in it
moezers
Well-Known Member
I stopped coming here bc people like you... So many people just like talking and have no idea whats up.... unlike ffd and others who really know stuff....
but really, take a look at some of these posts and all the bad Information people feed others.. SO newbes and others just bc u read it on the forums doesn't mean its the truth! after reading some of this stuff it almost looks like people say wrong stufff on purpose just too fk with people.. SO watch out! eeeeeeeee
1lastGodsend
Well-Known Member
I said I was sorry for the out lash & every1 was grown enough to forgive my mistake & let it go. There's plenty of people that have never heard of the fish water technique. Is it necessary to lash out like you did? He doesn't have to take my advice all the other fellow grows can correct me like they did. Be cool man people fuck up & no1 knows everything. A wise man knows he has much he hasn't learned.
Brick Top
New Member
It is called fertilizer.
As for water in general .. I dont drink water fish fuck in it.
ElephantRider
Well-Known Member
(gonna ignore the drama here)
100 gallons? SHIT, that's big. What do got in there, man? Giant squid??
Honestly, that's a truly brilliant idea that I really wish I'd thought of. Having kept my fair share of fish, I'd think you could maybe just use your filter to pump your water for the changes somehow.. maybe a nice big tube into the bucket and actually save some of that water, too!
Rep to you, noob.
100 gallons? SHIT, that's big. What do got in there, man? Giant squid??
Honestly, that's a truly brilliant idea that I really wish I'd thought of. Having kept my fair share of fish, I'd think you could maybe just use your filter to pump your water for the changes somehow.. maybe a nice big tube into the bucket and actually save some of that water, too!
Rep to you, noob.
VaporBros
Well-Known Member
Than leave. You were never missed...
Anyways, i got excited for a minute since i have a reef tank. But yeah the salt and parameters of the water would probably take out a crop in a day.