RO- reject water for gardening

Hello people.

Just wanted to check of anyone has used RO reject water for gardening purposes. If yes, please drop few notes on your experience. The RO machine produces a lot of waste/effluent with lot of salt content (from the water source). Any help / pointer in this topic would be helpful.

Thanks,

Karthik


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Hate to sound a bit thick ... but ... what is "R.O." reject water?

Ditto!!!

 

RO is reverse osmosis , a filtering system for water . Possibly may be used by allotment holders here Karthik . May not be too widely used in the UK .

 

Thank you, @HarryS

 

Reverse Osmosis. It's a way of taking out impurities and can be used to alter the PH of water. There's more to it than that, but I can't remember.
I would imagine it would be ok to use, if diluted with fresh water.

 

Quite popular with certain fish-keepers.

 

Cheers @Freddy

 

Sorry guys I should've not written the short form :(. Yes, as Harry and Freddy said it is Reverse Osmosis. Actually here in india , we use borewell water that is quite hard for consumption. So RO is quite popular. Also, I use that water for fishkeeping specially delicate shrimps.

Thanks and cheers,

Karthik


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