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Why a filtration plant for plants since when did plants require filtered water . If it had been hard water then a deioniser I could understand in order to make the water soft but a filtration plant? Thank you for creating a blog for stories lets hope you can fill it up with wonderful attractive ones so that you get a following . Noel, why do you need filtered water for plants?
Listen, the next thing I was going to tell you was how to make fertiliser tea to feed plants. Ok, I will try to forget the top portion. Get a drum, steel or plastic 200 liters would be fine. Take some netting a yard by yard square and fill it up with a bucket full of manure and hang it in the steel drum filled with water like a tea bag. When the water turns the colour of tea, use that water to water your plants. If the drum water has larvae or worms, don't worry the plants will love them also. This water will be rich with nutrients.
Now how to reconcile the above two paragraphs. That, I think I will leave to you.
Regards,
Arif.