View Full Version : Question for HARDDON or anyone that knows.
Da1KrayzieThug
01-15-2006, 10:38 AM
Is using a soda pop to be a substitute for pH Down harmful for the plants? I seen the carbonated water on the label and figure that plants like carbon...I think. Basically I'm asking if I should use lemons or soda to lower the pH of my water. Also I'd like to know if a squeezed lemon should be used or the lemon juice in a bottle. Thanks in advance.
Da1KrayzieThug
01-15-2006, 02:28 PM
I ended up using pure orange juice with filtered water and concentrate. I mixed it with water from my fridge which is supposed to have a really good filtering system. I got all the water in the gallon jug to be exactly 6.8pH and I'm growing in soil so I'm hoping for the best.
Easy Roller
01-15-2006, 05:52 PM
carbonic acid[ in fizzy drinks]....will only exist in a solution under pressure....once there is no pressure...the acid[H2CO2] breaks up into CO2 and water!! because it breaks up into co2...it canbe applied to plant leaves as a source of co2!!
However it is not siutable for use as a ph down because the acidity will only last a few hours [ or as long as it takes for a glass of coke to loose it's fizz]
stick to lemon jiuce or vinegar...or just use a ph down :thumbsup:
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