hotrodharley
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You don’t adjust pH for soil. Dirt. Earth. It buffers it by itself. Otherwise, organic or not, pH should be adjusted.
What's wrong with my plants? Help
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Themagnata
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Ok now i get it!
But I have one question, how do I know if the pH is right or wrong in the soil, so that i can correct it?
Kushash
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1- You learn to read the plant. Ph lockouts look different than legitimate soil deficiencies. Many can tell from experience or trial and error.
2- Learn how to properly do a slurry test. Some here don't like the slurry test, I do.
3- Buy a soil ph pen, they start at $200 for the low end Blue lab soil ph pen. A soil ph pen and or a slurry test should be used in conjunction with reading the plant.
Themagnata
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Herb & Suds
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Maybe but if you mean that little open yellow calyx its too late anyways ...grow it out
Themagnata
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What do you mean it's too late? Will my plants stop blooming?
Herb & Suds
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No I mean if it held viable pollen it already dropped it
Plants still bloom with seeds
Mad878
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Look like your plants are out growing their pots?
Themagnata
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Themagnata
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If the plants needed a bigger pot i think i would have to water more often, but the plants can go 3-4 days without water after i water them.. am i wrong here?
Gift.weed.exe
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If you grow in a peat moss medium like promix since it is already acidic, don't lower your ph lower than 6.7 unless you want yellow plants and a runoff of 5.0. Plus thoses who feed your soils.. microbes love a less acidic PH.
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