Clean water in before nutrients go in: reverse osmosis systems sized from a single room to commercial volume, replacement membranes and filters, carbon and KDF scrubbers for chlorine and chloramine, booster and delivery pumps, and inline garden hose filters.
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Reverse osmosis
An RO system strips dissolved minerals so the reservoir starts near zero EC and the feed program is exact. Systems are rated in gallons per day; a 400 GPD unit fills a home reservoir overnight and larger systems supply commercial rooms. High rejection membranes remove more, and booster pumps raise output where supply pressure is low.
Carbon, KDF and sediment
Chlorine and chloramine kill beneficial microbes and shorten membrane life. Catalytic carbon and KDF scrubbers remove them ahead of an RO system or on their own for tap water growing. Sediment filters protect membranes and drippers, and inline hose filters treat water at the point of use.
Water Filtration & Reverse Osmosis FAQ
Do I need reverse osmosis?
If your tap water is above about 300 ppm, hard, or treated with chloramine, RO gives a consistent starting point. Softer water often needs only a carbon filter.
How often do RO membranes need replacing?
Typically one to three years depending on water quality and how well the pre filters are maintained.
What does a booster pump do?
It raises inlet pressure so the RO system produces its rated output and wastes less water.
