how important is ph?
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can it wait 10 days?
labexperiment
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Have you tried using your soil PH meter in the nutrient mix? I do not know if you should or not, just curious.
Blueballavngr
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Use of ph depends on what u r using for soil/medium and what u r feeding. I know many people that r strictly organic and living soils and if u met these guys u would know when I say I guarantee they never used one. All of them grow killer plants in and out door. Is ur plant in good shape? R u having issues with it? If not continue what u r doing? Synthetic needs ph, living doesn't as long as it's in a reasonable range such as tap water in any developed country. Between 5.5-8 ph. Hell I tested my tea months ago and it was at 8.4 here's a pic of the room now using the same water and worm tea recipe. It all depends on what u feed them and what's in ur soil. I tried amending my soil once the plant was in there. I did more harm then good with trying to change it and most soil amendments can take a while to correct. I added sulfer and it took 3 weeks of watering to even effect it, the problem is when u add things like this it drops the ph, sometimes to much, then u might look at it think u added to much then try to bring it back up hurting it more and causing more stress. I played this game until my gf told me to quit messing with it. So I started using teas And voila it started to grow again. It's a learning curve we all go through. This is just my opinion I hope it didn't confuse u and makes u a better grower.
