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watering plants
I have a hose bib right next to one of my flower beds that would be
perfect to run an soaker hose from but the problem is that its connected to a water softner and for some reason it can't be disconnected. Will the soft water kill my plants? I use it to water my house plants and they are fine, but I don't want to take any chances of doing any major damage. |
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On 13 Aug 2006 07:22:48 -0700 in .com blumby wrote:
I have a hose bib right next to one of my flower beds that would be perfect to run an soaker hose from but the problem is that its connected to a water softner and for some reason it can't be disconnected. Will the soft water kill my plants? I use it to water my house plants and they are fine, but I don't want to take any chances of doing any major damage. Depends on the type of water softener and their salt tolerance. If you have a water softener you have to load with salt, you'll eventually create a dead zone. You might want to get a plumber to install a bypass. -- Chris Dukes "The key to effective management is properly timed hovering." |
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