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Dude, thanks man. I would like to drink at least 3 gallons of this water a day too, its for four people. Is de-ionzer for drinking? I was thinking of eventually distilling the waste water in hopes of getting a zero or little waste system going, just a thought. It would just be plugged directly...

Sweet, this helps a lot. Can I ask a few questions? The one I am looking at is a hydrologic 200 that has the 2:1 valve installed. Can I keep the the waste water? (Like a runoff tube or something?) Do I need any pressure boost from my standard tap line for the hydrologic to work efficiently...

Keep the leaves. I am kinda hoping Uncle Ben gets to chiming in around here. I like what I am hearing Goat, Thanks for informing me of your feeding cycle. All sounds good to me!

Yes, we all know you're special, but you're still our uncle and we love ya.

Yeap, it's as if you already knew about my garden and chloramine in the tap water. The links are just stuff I saw as I was browsing the many available systems and filters. My exact intent, is to have the best water, without chlorine/chloramine and all the tap contaminants. If the water can...

If they existed, then growing any plant outside would have to be the biggest light leak ever. Unless something like this occurs, let's say a plants been growing in a enclosed environment for a while, and then some light leaks out, and a certain part of the plant that was getting light before...

For reals, landscaping, something safe but still discourages any attention, I think this area has plants that already look kind of like cannabis, but are not, so some of the spots should be real interesting, as I am going to spread the plants out for sure. Animals and insects must love...

I wanna know how Alvin and you met up for a toke session.

[I know there are most likely a lot of threads about this, but I needed some input now, so rather than trying to re-vamp an older thread, I hope in creating a new one all is well, thanks] ----------- Right to the point, I found a HydroLogic 200 for $100. It has the 2:1 valve and needs to new...

Yea, I just want to bring the plants with me one time, and have that be that. Check on them once a week or so, if it's really hot maybe more often until I see they are off and growing. I'm sure the native soil is dense in nutrients, all the plants in the area are lush and green. From red cup...

Flush pH 6.5, let your soil dry, flush again. See how she is in a week or so after the flushing. I see Magnesium. How is the drainage in those buckets?

This even more. Now I am way excited.

This

If your going to go with a bottled fertilizer, the organic fish and kelp would be better I think. It looks like she is in need of Mg, the reddish/purple stems. You need to feed and water at a pH of 6.5 or close. That will help make the available nutrients more accessible to her. Check the pH...

Yes I hear you man. I've put a lot of thought into this over many years. So now I am just going to do it. The plants won't be anywhere on or off the beaten path so to speak, I can already see where I will spread these plants out at. Someone would have to go looking to find them. And if that's...

Oh, not those kind of fish, just small ones that feed of off insects and bacteria in the water. And yes lots of people. But also lots of Forrest space. Lots of space.

Oh yea. Always lots of life in this pond. Lots. And when the stream flows through the whole space after lots of rainfall, it's very lively along the whole waterway.

Let's see, what can I add that has not been said here yet. You might be better off with just using the organic natural native soil that you dug the hole into?

So, the water you flushed with, will for sure have cleansed the soil of anything that might have caused the leaves to yellow. Now, the soil test you did is awesome. Based on the results you shared, she has good amount of Phosphorus, and Potassium available in the soil. This is great for healthy...

Ok, so I thought about it, slept on it, and decided, with confidence, to do this. I am a medical patient. I have my seedlings, and as soon as I top them and their stalks thicken up, I am going to take them out to their new home. It is a nice area, that has a small stream/water flow through it...