Tap water (soft)

Driver170 wrote: But isn't soft water not Sodium/salt and that's harmful for plants

No and no.

Soft water -

www.hometips.com/buying-guides/water-softener-systems.html

What part of "Hard water is simply water that is rich in minerals such as calcium, magnesium carbonate, and manganese@ is it that needs explanation?

Anyway, it's very good that you're doing research. If you believe that it will harm your plants, don't use it. I'm done discussing this.

I'm only saying what i'm reading its harmful for plants

www.gardeningknowhow.com/plant-problems/...water-and-plants.htm

www.scottishwater.co.uk/assets/education...treatmentdiagram.pdf

Sorry man, no point discussing this any further if you don't want to listen.

Auk i do want to listen but i'm also getting told from jerry meislik a ficus expert that its bad for trees.

Thanks for the pdf i'll have a look

So what does that pdf tell us then?

Driver170 wrote: So what does that pdf tell us then?

There is a difference between soft water and water that is being softened by treatment.
From your own link, I see the water is not the same; it depends on the area. This indicates that the water is not softened (else I would expect it to be the same in all regions), it is naturally soft water.
In the PDF I added, I see the water is being treated; it is screened, clarified, filtered, PH is adjusted and it is disinfected. I do not see any softening process.

This seems to prove my reasoning:
www.bbc.com/news/magazine-22247668





If you are in doubt, I suggest you contact the Customer hotline:
www.scottishwater.co.uk/contact-us

Thats brilliant thanks alot for that. So hes been thinking when i said soft, he assumed its been put through a softening process

Driver170 wrote: he assumed its been put through a softening process

I really cannot tell you what he assumed.