soil ph still too high

tyke1973

tyke1973

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7.0 is not that bad it is more important that you keep a check on the ph of the nutrients going in to the plants.But if it worrying you then simply flush the plants with water ph at 5.0 followed by the water with nutrients in.By feeding the plants with a lower ph when the ph rises during the week it will end up around 6/7.
 
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johnny12r

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ok i've given them good ph water 2 times now there looking better but that might also be because i'm giving no nutes? i cut off all the bad leaves... as for the clones i think the mother was in flower but was reverted back to veg to clone from it so maybe she needed a week or 2 more but they are looking better still have some light green leaves and a couple yellow brown ones but over all i think i'm on the right track.
 
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johnny12r

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my woter is from a well my buddy has a ppm meter my water is at 250 with no nutes, ph is over 8 i'm using sensi grow a+b and it does not change the ph much what would you think my ppm should be for the clones? how about for the bigger plants ? i want to start the budding on them as soon as there healthy i have bud blood for the first two weeks then big bud then overdrive for the last 2 weeks with a week of clean water at the end?
 
DubsFan

DubsFan

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johnny12r said:
my woter is from a well my buddy has a ppm meter my water is at 250 with no nutes, ph is over 8 i'm using sensi grow a+b and it does not change the ph much what would you think my ppm should be for the clones? how about for the bigger plants ? i want to start the budding on them as soon as there healthy i have bud blood for the first two weeks then big bud then overdrive for the last 2 weeks with a week of clean water at the end?
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I'm fucking with you about the ppm dude. Your water is fine. Ph and ppm in soil are not a big deal. Move on from it.

There is no way to tell what your problem is if you throw the kitchen sink at it to fix it. You've done about 4 things to your plants. My guess is the lack of fresh nutes has given your plants a chance to recover.
 
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