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excellent varieties the one most lacking in nitrogen is the mimosa for Orange punch the one in the Airpot watermelon skittles vase, on the other hand, the smallest one is a High Mars anesia ... I saw a great improvement from the addition of CO2... and with lower temperatures I can go higher with LEDs... it would seem that the mimosa is ahead of its time .. I think it's due to the stress caused by the little light at the beginning of flowering because I couldn't raise temperatures too hot to 29 degrees, minimum in fact feasible for l photosynthesis so thanking God the fresh air and the CO2 have arrived and a little help of PK rain water Here is the result
good evening guys, I'm here to ask you something very important... I'm very worried about the research carried out in recent years which talks about pollutants in rainwater what I'm asking you is how do you filter everything and make the water good or even drinkable
Activated Carbon Filter: Removes odors, organic compounds, and some chemicals.
Reverse Osmosis System: Provides thorough purification by removing dissolved salts and minerals.
Boiling rainwater is an effective method to make it safe for drinking. Boiling kills or inactivates most harmful microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, and parasites, making the water safe to consume
And a lot more ways 🍻
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