ph Q'S

[fasts102376]

HELLO ALL.. I'M KINDA NEW TO HYDRO.. I'M 3 OR 4 WEEKS IN VEGGING WHAT A GOOD PH AND WHATS A GOOD PH FOR FLOWERING? IF IT MATTERS I'M USING GH 3 SERIES NUTES THANK SORRY FOR THE CAPS...

fasts102376 Reviewed by fasts102376 on 11-24-2006. ph Q'S HELLO ALL.. I'M KINDA NEW TO HYDRO.. I'M 3 OR 4 WEEKS IN VEGGING WHAT A GOOD PH AND WHATS A GOOD PH FOR FLOWERING? IF IT MATTERS I'M USING GH 3 SERIES NUTES THANK:) SORRY FOR THE CAPS... Rating: 5

[latewood]

hydro ph 5.8 soil 6.5

[fasts102376]

hydro ph 5.8 soil 6.5

thanks latewood:thumbsup: is that the same 4 flowering?

[CaliJay]

Search around for the nutrient availability by PH chart. There are a couple of them floating around the site. You should keep them handy until you get the hang of things. Hydro is good from 5.8 like Late said and just fine up to 6.5.
I don't think you want to drop below 5.8 though.

Peace and love -J

[Legalizdahurb]

I found this it. Hope it helps.

[fasts102376]

thanks everybody i just wanted to make sure the numbers that latewood suggest was for flowering too:dance:

[latewood]

Search around for the nutrient availability by PH chart. There are a couple of them floating around the site. You should keep them handy until you get the hang of things. Hydro is good from 5.8 like Late said and just fine up to 6.5.
I don't think you want to drop below 5.8 though.

Peace and love -J

wrong wrong wrong...nothing personal.

DO NOT PH IN HYDRO ABOVE 6.0 IN flower if you have control you can lower ph to 5,4 week 2-3 of flower to let nutrients for flowering be more available.

Never go below 5.4 and never above 6.o hint hint. I never let my solution above 5.9...as it get's higher nitrogen becomes more available and you don't need more nitrogen available during flower photoperiod.
peace no hard feelings; I hope.