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11-28-2010, 10:25 PM #1
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Correct pH for soil...
if your soil ph needs to go lower add some sulfur or aluminum sulfate, sold everywhere, everywhere like nursery's, some walmarts and home depots.
MadSativa Reviewed by MadSativa on . Correct pH for soil... If your soil is either acid or alkaline, would you need to adjust your water/nute pH accordingly? For instance, my girls are suffering from lockout due to soil being slightly alkaline. In order for my runoff to come out at a pH of 6.5, I had to flush with plain water pH'd at 5.1. My question is, should I always feed/water with a pH of 5.1(+/- depending to run off)? Or do I continue to feed/water with a pH of 6.3-6.7? The goal is to have a soil runoff pH of 6.5 correct? I was Rating: 5
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