How do I change the PH of my soil with just PH'ed water?

mikaroni

mikaroni

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OK, so I can't find any sources online about how to change my soil PH levels by just using PH'ed water. Anything online is telling me to do weird shit like add lemon juice or dolomitic lime, which is not what I am wondering about how to do.
For example, my soil PH is 6.7 - 6.9 in all my containers. What should my waters PH level be to bring it down to about 6 - 6.5?
But yeah, I don't want to add or change nutrients or anything like that. I simply want to know how to balance my soil PH when using PH'ed water to water or feed.
 
Lordhooha

Lordhooha

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mikaroni said:
OK, so I can't find any sources online about how to change my soil PH levels by just using PH'ed water. Anything online is telling me to do weird shit like add lemon juice or dolomitic lime, which is not what I am wondering about how to do.
For example, my soil PH is 6.7 - 6.9 in all my containers. What should my waters PH level be to bring it down to about 6 - 6.5?
But yeah, I don't want to add or change nutrients or anything like that. I simply want to know how to balance my soil PH when using PH'ed water to water or feed.
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Don't worry about the soil ph a d worry about the ph in which you feed only and you'll be good.
 
OSBuds

OSBuds

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Hard PH corrections

As some of you have heard, the method I use to correct a crashing PH in soil seems harsh, but it works. Here’s a sick plant I had with a ph of 5.1 I fed/flushed her with 10.8 ph mix with 2 times the volume of the pot. This is a few days later, and soil has buffered to 6.5 Not perfectly healed...
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