What level of water cleanness is optimal? I have access to pretty good tap, and am planning on adding dechlorinator (also removes other stuff), will this be sufficient?
hey there Mushman, chlorine is a gas at room temperature so it will eventually evaporate, the best is to just let a bucket of water sit for half a day or overnight to get rid of the chlorine, that's because adding reagents simply creates granules and precipitate that will pollute the water with little clusters of poison for the plant. Usually you want to use a filter for that reason. The plant won't like it . Hope this helps ! 🚀
I have have great success with an inline water filter. It's technically used for RV's. It's threads connect directly to a hose. I figure if it cleans the water well enough to drink it's clean enough to feed to plants. Plus it says it cleans up to 90+% of chlorine. Runs about .00 ish US dollars.