thank you, thank you, thank you.

'twas a response though it didn't answer a single question. but thank you, nonetheless.

I've seen this chart multiple times but it doesn't answer any of my questions.

using organic ferts/nutes, how does this drive the pH of my feeding solution drive the pH down? how does the food offered using my pH 7 water with my nutes impact the soil pH?

tell me I'm worrying over nothing.

tell me that the intake pH has no impact whatsoever on soil pH.

tell me soil pH has no impact on the overall health/output of the plant.

tell me, coming from a very old school of growing from 45 years ago, that nothing much has really changed and I can ignore all these rules from the new college of cultivation.

I'll be happy to go away, if virtually nothing the new school says is true is verifiably true.

tell me the truth.

that's all I'm asking.
Farang Reviewed by Farang on . Liquid pH v Soil pH, a final question today I'm old school. I'm also old. I'm pro the 'less is more' meme, particularly in terms of fertilization/nutrients. back in the dark ages when I first grew weed, we didn't know anything about pH..........or much of anything else. the major suggestion gleaned from the only book (self-published) we had, we followed. each morning we'd urinate on the plants. these were grown in ground and it certainly didn't hurt them. the new school of cultivation has a lot of rules and I'm attempting to Rating: 5