True Living Organics - The Ultimate Guide to Growing All-Natural Marijuana Indoors (2012)

outdoors, we would even set up collectors made from tarps tied to trees. We would then fill waterbed
mattresses. Where there’s a will, there’s a way! Rainwater is the best you can get in my opinion, and
is full of all kinds of beneficial elements and even microbial life. I could devote a lot of pages to
rainwater, but let’s just say that this is the water you seek for the ultimate five star connoisseur buds,
in my humble opinion. If I owned my own house I would for sure set up a rain collection system, but
for now I use reverse osmosis water and get cannabis that smokes great. So as long as your water
source is a pure one, for the most part, your final product will be suited for the connoisseur!
Once your palate gets used to TLO buds, you’ll be able to tell those grown with good quality water
from those that weren’t!
REV’S TIP
I can’t say enough good things about rainwater. Like distilled water it is
nominal in dissolved solids, and it also seems to contain microlife too;
heavenly microlife! If I was using this water exclusively for TLO container growing I would
almost always add about 10 drops per gallon of CaMg+ by General Organics to keep the slow
and steady supply of calcium and magnesium coming to the microlife and the plants.
Freshwater Fish Tanks and TLO Growing
If your fresh water fish tank is all healthy and happy, and you don’t add chemicals to remove chlorine
or anything along those lines, your freshwater fish tank water is like a giant organic tea, full of good
microlife, and you should use this water when brewing your own organic teas. You need to use
reverse osmosis water to fill your tank, or very low TDS water, if you want to use this water very
often on your plants. If you don’t, extraneous mineral salts will build up in the rhizosphere, causing