I'm a newbie (really new to this), and my 3 plants are doing fairly well, although not growing quite as quickly as I would like LOL, but just out of curiosity, I was at a friend's house the other day, and borrowed his test kit for his pool water.
When I test my tap water, it shows up in the 7.8 range.
I have heard of people using regular white vinegar to lower the PH.
Should I go ahead and do some vinegar or what?
The only problem I've had to date is the largest plant was getting rust spots on some of the larger older leaves, but with a little foliar feeding with epsom salt solution (and I just tried a little eggshell on top of the soil), seems to be cured.
I have plenty of sun, although pretty humid, using MG soil, MG all purpose fert, and they are about 16 weeks old.
Any suggestions would be helpful! Thanks!
imchucky666 Reviewed by imchucky666 on . PH Question I'm a newbie (really new to this), and my 3 plants are doing fairly well, although not growing quite as quickly as I would like LOL, but just out of curiosity, I was at a friend's house the other day, and borrowed his test kit for his pool water. When I test my tap water, it shows up in the 7.8 range. I have heard of people using regular white vinegar to lower the PH. Should I go ahead and do some vinegar or what? The only problem I've had to date is the largest plant was getting rust Rating: 5