Pumping Rain Water for our Water Catchment System

Pumping Rain Water for our Water Catchment System.
Watering with rain water always does your garden so much good. Why?
Rain water is generally "soft" compared to the heavy minerals that come from your municipal water source. "Hard" water often contains heavy concentrations of calcium and of course chlorine from the treatment plant. This can allow minerals to build in your soil.

So rain water is just a bit easier on your soil. No of course your plants prefer the water falling directly from the sky and more specifically they love the nitrogen that snaps into the air when lightning strikes nearby. The enormous energy of lightning breaks nitrogen molecules and enables their atoms to combine with oxygen in the air forming

[tacticalllama]

Would love to see you guys make a video showing how you made your irrigation system and water barrel setup. Spent the last 2 seasons manually watering and I’m over it. Your system seems quite functional for our backyard garden which is way away from the hose

[TheTheEdwardfr]

where do you get the hat, I get skin cancers like mad, goona be my death.