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Old 07-22-2019, 07:02 AM
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she will have to fill the bucket with the gallon jugs instead of using them to water the orchids. we have a large tub in the tub that lets the water de chlorinate and that bucket has to sit on a heating mat in winter. but I should have it up and running Tuesday.
If your water supply is chlorinated with chloramine (most municipalities use it, these days), sitting around isn't doing anything to reduce its level.
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Old 07-22-2019, 08:50 AM
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I think my idea of a pump switch got buried in the post.

An aquarium pump cannot pump water through an entire hose - not enough pressure.

You want to get an inexpensive pump from a hydroponic retailer and even those can only pump about 2 meters.

The problem with the amazon nozzle is that the pump will be churning away while not watering and will still have to be unplugged every time.

A switch to turn the pump on and off is easier with simple hose.
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