BigBudBalls
Well-Known Member
Ok, here's my thought.
If a plant is sitting in soil and is under a nute burn situation. (I guess hydro would fit, but a newbie on that front)
pH corrected water makes those nutes available to the plant. (more burn, no?)
So wouldn't it make sense to flush with water pH'd to lock out those offending nutes? Then for the last gallon use the correct pH water (since thats the water thats gonna hang back)??
If a plant is sitting in soil and is under a nute burn situation. (I guess hydro would fit, but a newbie on that front)
pH corrected water makes those nutes available to the plant. (more burn, no?)
So wouldn't it make sense to flush with water pH'd to lock out those offending nutes? Then for the last gallon use the correct pH water (since thats the water thats gonna hang back)??