Yeah something is glitching out I had them all on photobucket. Uploaded same way I always do. The links work but Id rather have the pictures right on the forum page. O well.click the links they show, the pics, you bugged it out somehow did you upload from your phone?
i will fix it for you next time use our site enabler not photobucketYeah something is glitching out I had them all on photobucket. Uploaded same way I always do. The links work but Id rather have the pictures right on the forum page. O well.
Thank you very much, will cut the vinegar. I never did worry about ph throughout all veg and up until 3 weeks ago when my leaves went all spotty and rusted. I checked the forums and it looked to be a magnesium deficiency, so I got the epsom salts mixed in with the water and watered them. This did nothing so I read to high a ph can lockout some nutrients from getting to the plant so I tried flushing with the vinegar water and that is the only thing that seems to help with the dry leaves.In my experience, especially in soil, people put way to much emphasis on ph. In all my years growing, and in all my connections growing, no one I know messes with the ph. Plain ol tap water is 98% the time in an acceptable ph. You honestly could cut the vinegar. In addition, its better to use sulfur and dolomite lime to change your ph
Vinegar bro?????
Cant imagine it will taste good. If you go 100% organic you wont have to worry about ph.. Just a thought