Hey Nis,....rain barrels, if you can do that , do it...water issues over!! I use three 5 gal. plastic jugs that i rotate . It usually takes 1, 1/2 jugs to water my two pots and they need it every 4 days on average (sometimes three, sometimes five). So i like to always have 1, 1/2 jugs ready to use. It costs me 12 bones for three jugs. It's once a week to my local "bottled water outlet " here in my city. Rain barrels would be preferred, for sure. All you would have to do with it , would be to filter it . Anyhow, i really don't mind getting the jugs....it's not too bad considering the ease of almost (transplanting) everything else. If i had the room and the money i would def. have an RO system though! Have an awesome night Nis.
You just ROCK!
An honor , as usual, to have you near , my friend!Awright! First page!
Ya that's it. Easier to buy it eh...
If i recall properly, you make distilled water by "catching" the steam off boiling water and letting it cool and precipitate back to water from steam. My dad did it like 100 years ago, I think that is how it went. I never did it my self.
Welcome Keltic, nice to have you along!
Canna,...silly girl,.....the soil will not rot, no worries...it cooks a lil, is all....
Yes, you said rain barrels...fantastic idea...do it and your water issues are over. How's your "rain dance"?
Ya,...my bad brotha, i was just busy going over your grow with my security team...
What, no invite???
Ahhh! 1st page. As you were...
Glad to have on board Pigeons....help yourself to a Stella.....one !
Going to pull up a chair here and watch the festivities!!
Oh,...real nice...He simplified the process by asking me to run around for him. I hadn't gotten to you yet.Good morning Major.
Side....did you say side....she owns the bloody thing , i would say!Morning (oops! Afternoon) Sue! I hope all is well on your side of the continent.
Forget about it!!! "tapwater",With everything else you've done you don't have an RO system installed? I'm surprised.
that is....it's trouble. You would need a water test, and then ask someone who can translate it for you. What's OK , what's NOT! cheers Canna!Don't be giving him any ideas Sue! Lol!! It's actually a good idea if it's cost effective.
Well now...what a nice surprise brotha! stick around a while , good to have ya Shrike.Duggan + new HB grow= me
You have too much spare time....not fair Sue!Are you talking about the kit being cost effective? That's one of the things Doc's proudest of. You really can't beat the cost of running the kit. Add in the simplicity of the process and the incredible quality of your harvest and I can almost guarantee that if the two of you try the kit you won't look back and you'll convert your entire grow over.
I'm an outlier, we all know and acknowledge that, but I stand behind the kit with the rest of this crew. I'm just more curious about other things than they are and I love my no-tills with an unreasonable passion.
You notice though that I'll be putting up another tent. It'll be dedicated to kit plants.
Welcome to ya Bright, nice to have ya aboard.Good morning brother. Tagging along as always.
Yes,..it was a nice post about the "Kit". Sue knows what it's all about and can really appreciate it's qualities while she farts around with all that other stuff...
Gotta book....cheers gang! will post some pics later.
And you didn't have a lot of time. Impressive!
So there! 
for the deja vu moment
Duggans new journal
Duggan Does Lilly & Laniakea With DBHBB - One Kit - Two Pots - Four Plants
I'm late. I'm stoned. I'm interested in watching you grow.
I thought Wizards are never late.
All you folks in the front row slapping each other on the back and shit pushed me to second row...ffs.
HERE!
and didnt post here until just before. 
All you folks in the front row slapping each other on the back and shit pushed me to second row...ffs.
HERE!
Thanks ladies. You guys make it really hard to complain about stuff.
Oh, I just scrolled back through 100+ pages of pictures and finally found these. They're my RO filter. I pulled them up to show how simple it was for me to install it. I hung it in the garage next to the washing machine. Block walls so just a couple tap-cons to accommodate the bracket on the filter frame.
I snagged a Y-splitter from homer's (you could use the plastic ones, but I splurged and got the brass...lol). I turn it on at the splitter and open the in-line valve between the filter and the catch bucket and it makes RO water...easy peasy. Also, since this isn't really a high-volume unit, I took the cost (~$150 iirc) as an investment in insurance as it potentially eliminates one of the main variables in my grow...water quality. Amortized over several good rounds and the cost is minimal. I'm frugal in most things and consider it one of the best investments anyone can make in their grows.
My Mom has 24ppm well water in MI. Water quality is laughable where I am though so an RO system was almost non-negotiable.
