Help please

Well you see im kinda new to this whole organic thing and right now im in the trouble shooting process trying to figure out whats right as far as the ranges i should be trying to stay within here are a few of my questions



1. when using bat guano what should the ppm read at whats too high and whats too low?
2. what should my ph read again whats too high and whats too low?

any and all help will be greatly appreciated until next time smoke well and prosper

When using organics, ph levels aren't something we are too concerned with. It is my understanding that the microbes living in the soil actually eat the organic ferts and make them available to the plant to use. This can occur in whatever the ph level may happen to be. You must however keep in mind the health of the living "micro hurd" in the soil and not expose them to any chemicals or clorinated water because it will kill them and ruin the plant. You have to be careful not to overfeed, organic ferts can burn and bat guano can be pretty hot stuff.

thanks for the advice green bean now because i dont have to worry too much about ph what about ppm this is something that someone that i know keeps telling me to keep an eye on but they say they dont know what it should be for me because they use synthetic nutes where as i use organics

I don't know much about ppm. I think it is used to measure liquid chemical nutes in hydroponic growing. To me the most worry free (maybe lazy) form of organic growing is organic nutes. I use Alaskan Fish Fertilizer 5-1-1 and liquid seaweed during veg. I use Neptunes Harvest Fish Fertilizer 2-4-1 during flowering. They work well for me and I don't have to worry about burning the hell out of my plants and the smell and flavor is good after harvest. I have made mistakes with chemical nutes, autoflowering plants and feminized seeds. Great success can be had with simple methods (organic) and superior genetics (TGA). I hope this helps. Good Luck!