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oh yea, I meant to ask if the lemons will keep the Ph at a good level if I keep watering with lemon water? I heard that lemon juices will decompose and become alkaline after a while?

I bought a Ph/moisture/light meter a few days ago that I tested my tap water with, its around 8.0. Same with the soil, (which was at 7.0 when I planted, according to the bag label) but my plants have been growing in it for about a month now, and are showing slight Mg deficiencies. I'm guessing...

My soil is too alkaline, I was wondering if Lime would LOWER the Ph to neutral and stabilize it? Or does it only change it up if the soil is acid? So far I've half of everyone says that lime raises it, and keeps raising it? (waay past 7.0) And then the other half says that lime will neutralize...

Is there a specific type of Ph down/up that I should look for? (Like a certain chemical) or are they all the same? I have some "ph minus" (sodium dihydrogen phosphate?) for pond water, but I heard anything with sodium will kill plants?

I have a Ph meter, and it only takes like one lemon per gallon to instantly lower the tap water Ph to about 6.5 Doesnt Ph up and down take days to start changing the water? Is there any side effects to using lemons for Ph control from start to finish?

Growing indoors with soil, plants are about 1 month old. My tap water is too alkaline (somewhere around 8.0) and is throwing the Ph too high, and my plants are showing some nutrient problems. Is there anything I can buy that will *quickly* stabilize the soil Ph, and keep it there for the...

Does anybody know what strain of weed this is? (and the species and origin?) I recently planted a bunch of seeds from a batch of super-bomb weed I bought, but I don't know what it is exactly. I'm told it's Jack Herer...It had a very, very strong mental buzz, I got a headrush from every toke...