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Having a lot of fun growing my plants in water. You have to be sure that you're adding a liquid fertilizer to it. Since it has no dirt to get nutrients from, you need to add the nutrients to the water. But some re- Oh! Others are way too colorful and a lot are hard to understand. You can reuse a container. This is one gallon. And this is the one that I've been using. It depends on what you're using it for. But for me in hydroponics, it's one teaspoon per gallon. To avoid it getting on nasty analogy field, I changed the water one time a week. But once a month, I add this liquid fertilizer to the water. Now do your research to know which plants thrive in water, but my monstera loves it. Give it a try and tell me what you think. Bye.

Having a lot of fun growing my plants in water. You have to be sure that you're adding a liquid fertilizer to it. Since it has no dirt to get nutrients from, y…

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Having a lot of fun growing my plants in water. You have to be sure that you're adding a liquid fertilizer to it. Since it has no dirt to get nutrients from, you need to add the nutrients to the water. But some re- Oh! Others are way too colorful and a lot are hard to understand. You can reuse a container. This is one gallon. And this is the one that I've been using. It depends on what you're using it for. But for me in hydroponics, it's one teaspoon per gallon. To avoid it getting on nasty analogy field, I changed the water one time a week. But once a month, I add this liquid fertilizer to the water. Now do your research to know which plants thrive in water, but my monstera loves it. Give it a try and tell me what you think. Bye.

"a lot of fun growing my plants in water."

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