What no one tells you about softened water

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What no one tells you about softened water
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• However, rainwater is soft water and the
  preferred kind of water for your plants do not
  confuse rainwater with soft water.
• Softened water is often harmful for your crops.
• Rainwater is free of the salts, minerals, and
  contaminants present in water, groundwater, and
  surface water handled by municipalities.
• Rainwater has a higher nitrogen level, too.
• Typically, plants consume much of their soil
  nitrates, and those nitrates come from the rain.

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• It becomes "hard" by picking up and holding
  minerals like chalk, lime, calcium and magnesium
  as rain falls to the ground and mixes with the
  soil.
• I am sure that when water evaporates, you find
  residue on your car or walls.
• The residue is the minerals that the water
  absorbs.
• On cars and walls, we call these "water spots" or
  on shower faucets "lime".
• Hard water is the water you get from the local
  water provider or the water from your well.
• We drink hard water which has these minerals and
  the minerals help our bodies.
• Hard water also has a better taste than softened
  water.

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What is softened water?

• With the calcium and magnesium extracted,
  softened water is essentially hard water.
• Using salt to eliminate the minerals in the water
  is the most common and least costly way to soften
  water.
• Hard water that goes through the softening phase
  ends up in the water with just one ion and that
  ion is salt.
• This helps keep the tub clean and the head
  cleaner for the shower. Your appliances should be
  more effective at running.
• Salt in your water can however, have harmful
  effects on your plants.

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• Plants do not like salt, and since they can not
  tolerate the exposure, they will die.
• In addition, the plants may not want to soak up
  the salt, so they will start soaking up less
  water.
• This will allow the soil to accumulate salt.
• I'm sure all of you have noticed, in your soil,
  white lines or white lines that are red flags for
  your soil's excessive salt.
• In an attempt to push the salt down into the
  surface, you would then have to waste water by
  over watering.
• In the end, you will face a big bill to treat the
  soil with so much salt.
• Eventually, this can turn into a costly waste
  method.

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TWS Solution for hard water problems in
Agriculture 

• Water becomes hard when it comes to the water
  pipe line, drip irrigation line and sprinkler
  nozzle are choked for a period of time because of
  the vast amount of minerals found in water, and
  there is no uniform supply of water to all crops.
  
• Hard TDS water also burns leaf tips, decreases
  plant growth, affects crop yield as opposed to
  regular water farming, and also damages the
  structure of the soil.

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Agriculture Water Conditioner Benefits

• Saves water by 20 to 30
• The vegetation period decreases.
• Crop production crop quality increases.
• Improves soil structure. Controlling PH level.
• Remove and prevent scaling on dripper and
  sprinkler
• Reduce tip burning problem in leaves upto 45 to
  60
• Increase growth rate of all types of crops
  plants by 35 to 40
• Increase solubility of water for fertilizers.

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• Increase oxygen concentration which increase seed
  germination
• Reduces effect of Chlorides Fluorides,
  increases roots efficiency
• Water is absorbed into the ground more easily
• Fertilizer and Pesticides are mix very well and
  it gives better result.
• It clean the root hair and root cap area in the
  soil.
• Pure form of minerals will be kept in water which
  help the crops.
• It enhances plant growth.
• Reduces effect of Chlorides Fluorides,
  increases roots efficiency
• After a month - the number of blocked drippers
  was declining and The usual
• procedure of cleaning dripper and flushing the
  lines is not required

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