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    Hi is low Ph better than high

    I have made a speical drink for plants and my ph is at 5.8 and was wondering if that is a good Ph to Run?
    Flyinglottos1 Reviewed by Flyinglottos1 on . Hi is low Ph better than high I have made a speical drink for plants and my ph is at 5.8 and was wondering if that is a good Ph to Run? Rating: 5

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    Hi is low Ph better than high

    I'm a pretty new grower but from what I've read that is fine.

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    #3
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    Hi is low Ph better than high

    Quote Originally Posted by Flyinglottos1
    I have made a speical drink for plants and my ph is at 5.8 and was wondering if that is a good Ph to Run?
    Well what yu growin in first off!

    BWD
    [align=center]**Disclaimer**
    I Grows It!
    I Knows It!

    I hurt no one!
    So Dont Blows IT!!!

    **Personal Use Grower Only**
    And I have Told NO BUDDY!

    Keep a stump open fur ya, and the fire stoked, ifin yual want to talk bout it! [/align]

    [align=center]:hippy:[/align]

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    #4
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    Hi is low Ph better than high

    More important than the kinda low ph...is what's in it, and how are you using it?

    Might want to read-up on compost teas and such, as mishandling some of these concoctions can promote e-colli and salmonilla bacteria, among other things.

    Here's a couple of links to help you understand what I mean...
    Compost Tea Myth
    Foliar Feeding Myth

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