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09-29-2004, 06:34 AM #1OPMember
pH pushin over 7, please help
hi...im in soil and the pH keeps goin up...I flushed today, if that dosent fix it what can I do to lower it a bit?
CrystalBaller Reviewed by CrystalBaller on . pH pushin over 7, please help hi...im in soil and the pH keeps goin up...I flushed today, if that dosent fix it what can I do to lower it a bit? Rating: 5
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09-29-2004, 08:06 AM #2Senior Member
pH pushin over 7, please help
Calcium will make your soil less acidic.
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09-29-2004, 08:03 PM #3OPMember
pH pushin over 7, please help
what product shold I use milk? lol
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09-29-2004, 09:32 PM #4Senior Member
pH pushin over 7, please help
Originally Posted by CrystalBaller
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09-30-2004, 03:03 AM #5Senior Member
pH pushin over 7, please help
use the same pH adjustments you would use in hydroponics.
Soil is really not that different when its not full of bacteria and microorganisms.
Use phosphoric acid, same as a hydro set-ups pH down.
If youre being organic etc, phospshoric acid exists in nature. Some micro organisms make it so dont worry.
Try coco coir. it has the stability and insulating properties of soil, while feeding it as hydro, we get all the benefits from accurate nutrition.
Its the easiest way to go ive ever tried and ive fucked around with a lot of ways.
coco grow
coco bloom 2 part mixes
a pk- phosphorus and potassium bloom additive.
pH down.
and thats it. good strain, 8oz-1lb per 400w HPS.
Dont fool yourselves. soil is only soil if it is alive. you basically have potting mix. coco is a good version of potting mix.
calcium, lime etc. trouble. its too easy to do handwatered hydro in coco fibre.
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09-30-2004, 06:58 AM #6Senior Member
pH pushin over 7, please help
You can buy calcium tablets at some plant nurserys if you cant find any there a grocery strore will have them but make sure they are pure calcium not mixed with a bunch of other shit.
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12-22-2004, 09:33 PM #7Member
pH pushin over 7, please help
fill your watering can with water a day or two before watering then add your plant food check the ppm the check the ph if needed add more food for a higher ppm but a lower ph then add water to lower the ppm this should work
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01-17-2005, 12:19 AM #8Junior Member
pH pushin over 7, please help
sorry but i am new to alot of this but wondering what exactly flushing is
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01-17-2005, 01:01 PM #9Senior Member
pH pushin over 7, please help
Originally Posted by CrystalBaller
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01-28-2005, 11:49 AM #10Senior Member
pH pushin over 7, please help
Originally Posted by DubSac7
you pour a lot of water in the top and let all the crap 'float' out the bottom..
kinda like a rinse cycle for soil