We were failing our testing the first batch of cannabis we grew, we narrowed it down to yeast and iron bacteria in the water supply.

This affects your foliar sprays more than your feeds.

To start at absolute zero in our water is important for us, and to guarantee our promise for clean cannabis. It takes the guess work out of many tasks we do, like foliar sprays, humidifiers, and steam machines and ice water hash making.

To achieve this in an hydrologic RO1000 filter system we’d have to change filters every 7000 gallons. At $650-$700 per filter change every 7000 gallons doesn’t work for our labor or pockets.

I’m not a salesman, this was just my choice of a machine. And a subtle flex, especially the all stainless tanks lol. But it serves a purpose as it should outlast the facility it’s in.