Quality PH meter/pen

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grorite

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fir3dragon said:
I do currently got a cheap ph meter but it needs calibrated and I don't got no solution lol anything household I can use? Like vinegar or something
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calibration fluid is cheap man you can get it in bottles cheap or in little packs for about 1$ on ebay or amazon
 
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fir3dragon

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grorite said:
calibration fluid is cheap man you can get it in bottles cheap or in little packs for about 1$ on ebay or amazon
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Ok. Ill have to look I just wanted something more fancy lol. I've never phed my stuff and I'm curious how high or low it is
 
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fir3dragon

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topfuel29 said:
Distilled water PH 7.0

Very true calibration solution is pretty cheap.
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Ok I will get some whenever I can lol. I'm not too worried about it because nothing terrible has happened thus far, but I still would like to know because I'm sure it effects yield.
 
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fir3dragon

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Well I went to the store today, and since its Sunday the banks aren't open... So I bought a gallon of distilled water I put a bit in a cup, put my meter in the water and adjusted until 7.0. Took it out , shook it off and re put it on to make sure it was correct. Made a gallon of nute water and the ph is 6.8. Is that good or bad? I'm not too sure on ph levels
 
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grorite

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fir3dragon said:
Well I went to the store today, and since its Sunday the banks aren't open... So I bought a gallon of distilled water I put a bit in a cup, put my meter in the water and adjusted until 7.0. Took it out , shook it off and re put it on to make sure it was correct. Made a gallon of nute water and the ph is 6.8. Is that good or bad? I'm not too sure on ph levels
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distilled water isn't always 7ph anyway you need to calibrate to two points for it to be accurate 4.0 and 7.0
 
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