Ron asks which Walmart/Dollar General bottled water to use: drinking, distilled, processed, or RO. Also wants a self-contained RO unit for a vacation home (no continuous water line). Plans a large bog garden order soon.
"Drinking water" (often spring water) varies in minerals. Distilled and RO have very low mineral content—what carnivorous plants need.
For small quantities: countertop distiller. RO units work best with daily use. Nursery uses GE Merlin (700 gal/day, on-demand, no tank). Most home units ~25 gal/day. Link: GE Merlin info.
Good Growing!
Jeff Dallas
Sarracenia Northwest
www.cobraplant.com
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