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07-15-2010, 08:14 PM #1
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Soil PH too Low
I decided to move them all outside and hide them in my grape vines I have growing against the fence. They blend in perfectly and get full sun throughout the entire day. They already look happier this morning. Gonna use the green house as a drying room this season and then convert it to an all indoor application. The big SC is so stretched I might just clone the crap out of it. I have a Jamaican Grape that has started to take off that will probably end up yielding more even though its a a couple months behind.
I appreciate the info guys.
:rasta:psiclown Reviewed by psiclown on . Soil PH too Low Hello first post on this site. I am a newbie outdoor grower (green house actually). The PH of my water is around 7.2. My soil PH is around 5.5. My soil consists of CA Supersoil, Vermiculite, and Perlite. I use Jack's Classic 20-20-20 every third watering. Some of the big fan leaves are starting to droop a little and are slightly discolored. I'm sure this is the PH issue. I have read about adding hydrated lime but to raise it but that it can also be toxic and bipolar for PH testing. Rating: 5
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