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My tap (well) water is 250ppm un-ph'd and no nutes. I haven't started nutes yet but plan on running with the kiss method.
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It's quite simple.....ppm (parts per million) is the concentration of fertilizer in your water. The higher the ppm, the stronger the concentration of fertilizer.
My tap (well) water is 250ppm un-ph'd and no nutes. I haven't started nutes yet but plan on running with the kiss method.
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Well... Im kinda my own water company since I'm on a well. That answers my question about the base line. THANK YOU![]()
Well... Im kinda my own water company since I'm on a well. That answers my question about the base line. THANK YOU![]()
Trust me on this as a country boy who was never on city water until I was 13 - pay for a test of your well water. But first ask the state ag university if they offer water testing. Don't expect free but expect good and accurate. You MUST know what your PPM consists of or risk spending a lot of money on a grow that may be doomed from the outset.
So my ppm meter is useless to know my base line? I just know I have 250 parts of something...
I completely agree with this, but I will add that I've used tap water, well water and distilled water. Maybe I'm just lucky but never really has effect the plant.