Part of GrowMax Water’s mission statement is to educate gardeners and growers around the world on the benefits of using filtered and Reverse Osmosis (RO) water for plants. Their goal is to establish the principle that, “water is the foundation for growth” and if we can understand this, then the next step is to start addressing the quality of the water that we feed our plants with.
“Water is the basis of plant growth, so we should water them regularly to guarantee their health. But are we using the appropriate water?”
This question has continued to challenge GrowMax Water, pushing them to further their research in the field, to better understand how we use our tap water and the effects that it can have on our plants.
Did you know that using filtered water when feeding your plants encourages healthier root growth? Or that the chlorine found in unfiltered tap water can kill the friendly micro-organisms in your soil? GrowMax have put together this handy list to give us a better understanding of the benefits of using filtered and RO water when growing.
Just as a house must be built on a good, strong foundation, when growing you must start with pure water to ensure a strong foundation for growth. Knowing that we start with a clean, chlorine free, low EC water is the right way to help our plants to ACHIEVE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL!
As humans we drink thousands of gallons of filtered and purified water every day, because we understand the health benefits of drinking clean, quality and chlorine free water. Our plants live and breathe much like us, so why should not we give them the same clean, quality and chlorine free water?
Here at Growth Technology we believe in the work that Growmax Water are doing and make use of their filters and RO units on a daily basis. This ensures that all of our plants are treated with the care and love that they deserve and in return we are provided with beautiful plants and bumper crops!
Visit the GrowMax Water website for more information.
Or talk to your local retailer, which you can find here.
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