Molasses lowers the ph of the soil or water it's mixed with? I've used molasses but only took reading on water, only moved .3 points
Like the thread. I have used PH Down mostly cause of my Humboldt Equilibrium(has limestone in it) but Now since I have Hygrozyme I think I can level it off with that.
Hygrozyme works wonders for us dirt farmers. Man it made a huge difference when I started useing it. Plants never looked so good vegging. I sort of quit useing it as much durring flower. How about you guys
I've had good results with Earth Juice ph up/down. A bottle of each lasts forever too.anyone kno of an organic way to lower ph? i been tryin humates , bu i think you can balance the ph of your tea by the amount of fungi vs. bacteria......fungi lower ph, bacteria raise it........im tryin now to work out the exac equation...........other than that i been adding vinegar to lower ph, as it jus feels better than ph down.......lemons will work too (i heard)......does anyone have experience with 'diamond black'?? i might try that....
I've had good results with Earth Juice ph up/down. A bottle of each lasts forever too.
agreed. I like the powder form over GH's liquid. Just safer and easier to use.
How is it safer?............ easier to use? ....O.K............Please explain
Does the powder break down well in large batches of water?
yeah, it's acid crystals and they dissolve easy. earth juice is just a high quality company.
I thought it was GH? What do you think about naturally controlling ph with liquid silica and fulvic acid?
I don't think Fulvic Acid is actually acidic, much like Humic Acid. Although, your idea of naturally controlling pH is spot on. I've been experimenting with using hygrozyme to lower pH (it's hella acidic). Raising pH is never an issue with my CA alkaline water.