fanleaf
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Must The Water Always Be Dechlorinated?
- Thread starter RookieJuana
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I like you, but that's no very community like, calling out knowledgable members who are only purporting what they do in their own indoor gardens, as trolls.. keep spreading it like its gospel though..
Emilya you do this to often im going to have to ignore you now you kill the vibe in here.
Didn't see that.. intimidate? In what way? No, trying to give correct information, so she/he don't go out and spend hard earned for no reason, when it could go to much more important for the grow room..
I feel emilya just instigated an issue that was never an issue.
fanleaf
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Jesus, are y'all that thick headed? It is intimidating to a new grower to have this kind of confusing nonsense going on. Maybe not intimidating to you real professionals but a new grower who may not understand the difference between the types/styles of grows that chlorine matters or not just makes them more confused and hesitant to ask more questions.
To the OP....If you are growing in a manner that you have no need or want for microlife to grow your plants naturally then chlorine shouldn't matter. If you do grow naturally or want living organisms then yes, it certainly matters.
Emilya Green
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I just havent seen her respond for a while, and you guys are all talking to each other. Good form, that. Just figured I would check in on her and see how she was doing.
It is her thread after all.
I was trying to help if emilya wants to be a moderator im sure she can apply for the job but she is not from what i can see.
fanleaf
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And the OP does use Mammoth P so microbes are important to her. Why kill any of them off?
fanleaf
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Emilya Green
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Been there, done that... told them I would rather be able to comment as I see fit, as I am doing here. Ignore me if you want, I had my say. You guys jacked this thread, IMHO... and I called you out on it.
Im over it if you are.
If anything, I'd say the organic nits spreading continuing their crap, are being the passive aggressive here.. statement like; if a microbe life isn't important to you etc.. its a thread, you can't intimidate..
if you want plenty of microbe life in your soil ,breed bad bacteria and feed it to your good bacteria 
, fermenting in air tight for bad and compost teas with loads of oxygen for good
, fermenting in air tight for bad and compost teas with loads of oxygen for good
Enjoy , one of my old time favorite videos , its a good laugh , have a fat one before watching, there should be a link below the video , dont put the fermented stuff on you soil , you must add to compost teas 
https://eco-pioneers.org/bio-fertilizer/
https://eco-pioneers.org/bio-fertilizer/
Dmolisha
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Better to keep track of ph and ec levels I’m finding.
Barney86
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Here mate, I've been considering the bleach recently. Just starting another NFT run and im on a budget so trying to make some cut backs. How much bleach you using? I figured like 1ml/gal would be enough? I usually use sm-90 to keep everything sterile.
I use about half to 3/4 of a cap full of Clorox to roughly 18 gallons of water, sometimes more if temps are going to be higher, I do it with every nutrient change, generally you want to run 5-10ppm of bleach if your nutrient temps are above 68-70 degrees (F), I don’t actually measure it anymore I just give a rough guesstimate, be careful not to use too much however as it can cause foaming and overflowing of bubbles if you have a good source for aeration, I have a good size air pump and a water pump that moves 3-400 gallons per hour so it agitates things pretty good. If you can get a very faint smell of bleach when it’s being agitated, your good to go brotha
Huh!??
Now that's funny!!i was gonna say im growing moby dick but he was a mammal