Sorry--my mistake.

I got this thread cornfused with another one. In that OTHER thread somebody was adding hydrogen peroxide (yes, the stuff you put on cuts--H2O2) to their soil mix. Although potentially useful as a short-term disinfectant in hydro, it's not generally recommended to add peroxide to soil. So, forget I said anything. :stoned: I'm not familiar with either of the additives you are using, but I doubt seriously if Pirhana has anything to do with peroxide.

Does everything seem to be on track as far as- "do i have the right idea of how i am doing the adjusting?" The soil before i flushed was around 8.5ph....I assume that the high ph was causing browning/curling up/yellowing of sun leaves and not the mixture that I was giving them?
Yes, at least that's about how I do it. If you're putting in water at, say, pH 7.0 and your runoff is 6.5, for example, you can assume your medium is somewhere BELOW 6.5. The runoff's kinda like an average between your ingoing solution, and what the pH of the soil/mix is doing to that solution.

Be sure to check/fine tune your pH AFTER all the ferts and additives have been added. Usually they have an effect on pH.

Hope that helps, sorry if I confused you. My fault entirely. Something must have addled my brain. :rasta: