Quote Originally Posted by khyberkitsune
Also, speaking as R&D director, let me say organic is purely marketing. I've done it all from SEA-90 to Fox Farms Organic, and I've never noticed a difference in yield hydro-wise, from cannabis to tomatoes to mints to lettuces.
Organic is more about health rather than yield.
leadmagnet Reviewed by leadmagnet on . Watering pH in Organic Soil Based Systems ...doesn't matter. In fact, the guidelines of watering with a pH around 6.5 could actually harm your plants in certain circumstances. It doesn't matter because there is a huge colony of bacteria and fungi living in your soil, and you feed them, not your plant directly. They will use what you give them and the pH of the SOIL will ADJUST ITS SELF in a properly running system. Now, I'm not saying pH isn't important, because the pH of the SOIL is very important. It's just how you feed the Rating: 5