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@Ungrimironfist @gardening ideal for some plants that need a really poor nutritional profile like orchids. Its neutral pH. I use the stuff out of the dehumidifier
@Beedazzled @Ungrimironfist @gardening
Plants need the minerals in water, but sometimes too many can build up in soil that's trapped in little pots. This article suggests using a variety of water, including distilled, tap, and rain water:
https://www.thespruce.com/distilled-water-for-houseplants-8712071
@Anne_Delong @Ungrimironfist @gardening orchids don't do well with tap water, especially if you're in a hard water area. They do survive, its all my daughter gives hers, but they don't flourish
@Beedazzled @Ungrimironfist @gardening
I haven't grown orchids, so I'll take your word for it. When I use tap water for my plants, I fill the watering can and let it sit until the next day,, so that the chlorine evaporates and it's at room temperature.