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    Basic PH

    So for weeks I've been able to maintain my ph between 5 and 6

    I change my res weekly

    today I checked my ph and it was a little in the acidic side so I added "ph up" a ph kit the organix store gave me

    I added a few drops and now my res is aroun 7.5 maybe even 8

    how will this affect my ladies if at all??
    dkm287 Reviewed by dkm287 on . Basic PH So for weeks I've been able to maintain my ph between 5 and 6 I change my res weekly today I checked my ph and it was a little in the acidic side so I added "ph up" a ph kit the organix store gave me I added a few drops and now my res is aroun 7.5 maybe even 8 how will this affect my ladies if at all?? Rating: 5

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    #2
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    Basic PH

    The acidity of your nutrients goes up when you put in PH Down, and the reverse when you put in PH Up.

    keylime

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    #3
    Senior Member

    Basic PH

    Dump the res and refill with correct PH ............ Now.

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    #4
    Senior Member

    Basic PH

    Tiny is right. PH is critical for our hobby and even moreso for hydro growing.

    At 8.0 they will be toast soon.

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    #5
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    Basic PH

    Low PH is bad but high is even worst, No delay dump and fill

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    #6
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    Basic PH

    Sooooo again my PH has spiked this time to it's lowest point (right around 4)

    WTF!

    Also my roots are sitting in the water because I'm using the drip system in 5 gallon buckets

    I'm changing the water but in the mean time should I do anything with the roots to get the low PH'd water off the roots?

    And Another question... I heard somethig aboyut spraying seltzer water/club soda/tonic water on the plants and roots does wonders?? True??

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    #7
    Senior Member

    Basic PH

    can you be more specific about the kind of hydro setup ur using ??

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    #8
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    Basic PH

    Gh farm kit

    halo drip

    airpump moves water from resevoir that is directly underneath plant in 5 gl bucket and it drips out into hydroton where the plant is planted (the cap of the bucket)

    using flourescent light 12/12

    plants are 4 weeks old and there are 4 of them

    nutrient solution I'm using is general hydroponics "floragrow" etc..

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    #9
    Member

    Basic PH

    Gh farm kit

    halo drip

    airpump moves water from resevoir that is directly underneath plant in 5 gl bucket and it drips out into hydroton where the plant is planted (the cap of the bucket)

    using flourescent light 12/12

    plants are 4 weeks old and there are 4 of them

    nutrient solution I'm using is general hydroponics "floragrow" etc..

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    #10
    Senior Member

    Basic PH

    on Ph 6 water for a time,they need to be well flushed.
    In a closed system this will mean changing to water several times a day.
    After a few days of flushing, I would add some Hygrozyme or peroxide to the water. There is something growing in the roots media pumps somewhere in the system that needs eliminated. you need to act fast or plan on staring all over after a teardown, and stearlizing

    Daddy

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