The Best Type of Water for Houseplants

The best type of water for house plants is rainwater. The next best option is going to be well water. The third best option is going to be the tap water from your faucet. These three types of water are the best for house plants because they have elements and nutrients inside them for the plants. Distilled water is a common type of water people water house plants with but it doesn’t contain anything.
I wouldn’t get caught up in the height of watering your house plans with distilled water. It doesn’t contain any nutrients or elements that are found naturally in water for plants. A lot of Harvey S use distilled water and then add those elements back into the water but that just seems sort of pointless.
My advice to you would be to water your house plants with tapwater but make sure to allow your tapwater to sit for 24 hours to let the chlorine gas off. After waiting 24 hours the chlorine will be removed from your tapwater and you don’t have to worry about it anymore. Most city tap water supplies contain a lot of minerals that plants absolutely love.

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What about letting tap water sit to gas off chlorine, fluoride or a brita filter

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What about store-bought spring and purified water?

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It’s all the same