I actually only have pots, I live in a condo. But I'll water some bulbs and if they die they'll always comeback hopefully.
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Watering garden with aquarium water?
- Thread starter squidyboy0
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You don't think water poured into the environment gets used again?
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It's good for them. It might have something to do with nitrogen fixation, but I'm guessing a bit.
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I have been using in on the wifes front flower bed for over a year and the perennials have come beck up 2 springs in a row
My blueberries thrive off of my tank water.
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its not wasting water, its a benifit to your yard, gardens, potted plants. using a chemical fertilizer is bad. only way its a waste of water is if it ends up running off into the street. watergardens , rain barrels and that sort of thing are great. recycling tank water for your yard is wayy better than turning on your hose and watering your plants and lawn.
Lol. So by that logic watering your garden straight from the garden hose is a waste too.
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I use my tank water to water my garden. My 150g is right by my front window and we have flowers like day Lillie's and hostas. I just drain the water directly out my window. The plants benefit and I reduce my water bill. Win win!
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