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    Please Help-pH in rockwool too low

    Growing in 6" rockwool, 6 weeks into flower in flood and drain. Every day I check pH in rockwool and it is around 5 (pH pen broke, so using drops). I up rez to about 6.5-7 to try and raise pH in rockwool each day. After flood rez is 6 and rockwool is 5.5-6, but the next day it's low in the rockwool again. Any ideas?
    TIA,
    RedEye
    RedEye69 Reviewed by RedEye69 on . Please Help-pH in rockwool too low Growing in 6" rockwool, 6 weeks into flower in flood and drain. Every day I check pH in rockwool and it is around 5 (pH pen broke, so using drops). I up rez to about 6.5-7 to try and raise pH in rockwool each day. After flood rez is 6 and rockwool is 5.5-6, but the next day it's low in the rockwool again. Any ideas? TIA, RedEye Rating: 5

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    Please Help-pH in rockwool too low

    i would try skipping a flood cycle and flood with phed water ,maybe twice . just a idea

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    Please Help-pH in rockwool too low

    You are not using reverse Osmosis water, are you?

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    Please Help-pH in rockwool too low

    Quote Originally Posted by Chabnoc
    You are not using reverse Osmosis water, are you?
    Yea, been using it since the begining. And yes, I use Cal-Mag+ as well.
    Here's pics of the white widow, which looks the worst.
    I tried flushing them a couple of weeks ago, because I thought there might be salts built up in the rockwool, but it didn't seem to help. This is weird, the pH usually goes up.

    [attachment=o138295] [attachment=o138296] [attachment=o138297]

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    Please Help-pH in rockwool too low

    any bugs

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    Please Help-pH in rockwool too low

    nutrient strength

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    Please Help-pH in rockwool too low

    No bugs, been looking real good for them under leaves. PPM= 980

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    Please Help-pH in rockwool too low

    my ladies are 11 days in flower at 650 ppm. no signs of def. ph 6.1 may be a little high but they seem to like it

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    Please Help-pH in rockwool too low

    Quote Originally Posted by hows.your.roof
    i would try skipping a flood cycle and flood with phed water ,maybe twice . just a idea
    Thanks, this seemed to help. I gave them plain H2O at 6.5 for 2 days and they have ben back on reg. floods and pH is about 6 in rockwool now. All trichs are cloudy now with a couple amber, so I think I'll be starting to flush within the week. WOOHOO, my first hydro grow and my first with anything but bagseed!!! I cut a couple of lower buds last night and smoked them today and WOW. Gonna be some stoney weed in a week. The next cycle I will be more conservative with the nutes.Got a bunch of clones veggin' and ready to go in the bud room. :jointsmile:

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    Please Help-pH in rockwool too low

    When do you switch to bloom nutes, when you go to 12/12 or a week or so later when they start showing.

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