Ph level adjust

Tom Buzz

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Yea trying to bring ph level down and your right overfed because bad meter from beginning. Will flush. Dam !!! And check ph level different now. It’s a new meter 2 weeks old my real good one dog ate. Lol
 

Phytoplankton

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It’s not your soils, it’s your $12, 3 in 1 meter, those things are notoriously inaccurate (I bought one years ago). The question is are there any problems with your plants, wouldn’t surprise me if you’ve been jacking with ph. If not, don’t chase soil ph, if the soil is darn nearly any commercial soil, the ph will be fine. BTW, goes without saying, don’t trust the RH or Mousture Meter either!!!
 

Cousin Bo

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It’s not your soils, it’s your $12, 3 in 1 meter, those things are notoriously inaccurate (I bought one years ago). The question is are there any problems with your plants, wouldn’t surprise me if you’ve been jacking with ph. If not, don’t chase soil ph, if the soil is darn nearly any commercial soil, the ph will be fine. BTW, goes without saying, don’t trust the RH or Mousture Meter either!!!
This^^^^^^^^. And you need more light.
 

Tom Buzz

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This plant is stuck on 3 finger leaves and in flower. Not good man, she's probably not gonna produce anything. She's far from fine. Speaking of pic 2
Just went and looked all bottom and middle 5 finger but on top only a few flower spots has 3 finger. Thanks. It’s green crack That is the growth since this new meter. Dammit Thanks. Flushing both. My baby’s are fine tho 5 fingers all and growing like a weed but are gorilla glu
 

Tom Buzz

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It’s not your soils, it’s your $12, 3 in 1 meter, those things are notoriously inaccurate (I bought one years ago). The question is are there any problems with your plants, wouldn’t surprise me if you’ve been jacking with ph. If not, don’t chase soil ph, if the soil is darn nearly any commercial soil, the ph will be fine. BTW, goes without saying, don’t trust the RH or Mousture Meter either!!!
I use to not check ph levels etc years. And big harvests doing old school. Now I started all this technology and work my butt off and problem
 

Tom Buzz

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You guys are awesome. Thank you. I learn daily with new strains and equipment and been growing years. You always learn
 

ProPheT 216

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A healthy plant will drink ¾ to a gallon easy a day. Even more if it's huge. If it's not doing that in stretch or early flower you need to drop your feed strength.
 

Tom Buzz

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On bud plant last 2 weeks growth 3 finger leaves on all top. Other plant all 5 finger but a couple on top. I hope to save 2nd plant but bud plant might be gone. Will let you all know
 

tstick

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To answer your OP: Yes, you can pH your incoming water at a level to compensate for soil pH.

If your goal is a soil pH of 6.0-6.5 and your soil runoff or slurry test is 8.0, then you can pH your incoming water DOWN to 5.0 and run a bunch of it through the soil until your runoff comes into compliance. And then after you start seeing a runoff pH in your goal range, start pHing your incoming water to that same goal, thereafter.

I use General Hydroponics pH test drops which I think is a pretty standard system for cannabis pH testing
 

Tom Buzz

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I use to not check ph levels etc years. And big harvests doing old school. Now I started all this technology and work my butt off and problem
Wow thanks so much I bought a $98 blue lab ph pen and checked the ph that other pen said was 7-8 for weeks and I kept bringing ph down. Well ph was 3.2 on expensive pen. Wow no wonder plants were bad. Thanks they are the long road to recovery now from ph and the interrupted light on our move
 

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