Fl. Pond/Lake water?? can I use?

[dj digigrow]

If found the perfect secluded spot today and it even has a small 20'x20' pond in the middle of it.. I wanted to know could I use this water to water my plants?? this would save alot of trouble for me...

 

[sunnyside]

Is the water neon green? Is it downstream from a power plant? If it is then I wouldn't use it...other than that, it will work fine

 

[dj digigrow]

lol... thanks just makin sure....

 

[NiteTiger]

Mutant nuclear buds RULE!

 

[Stoner133]

Water is life.

Plants are well adapted to getting the most out of their surroundings. If you have standing water, you can be confidant your plant will find it too. Worst case, you bring a pail with you, or backup.

Florida offers near tropical conditions. That means you can plant in the Winter and harvest in the Spring, or plant in the Spring to harvest in Fall.

Climate envy aside, we can all do it with a little help from our friends.

 

[Guest]

it grows wild and I've never heard an outdoor plant demand bottled water.It will be fine

 

[Tropical]

it grows wild and I've never heard an outdoor plant demand bottled water...

My plants are a little snooty. They turn their noses at anything other than French water. LOL

 

[slyfoxberg]

My plants are a little snooty. They turn their noses at anything other than French water. LOL

I know what you mean. I use only water from the glacial runoff of lake fryxell located in antarctica. the shipping costs are insane, but i think it helps my yield. lol.