Thundercat
Well-Known Member
The one thing I noticed in all this was right here. It's important to add your ph up before you add your nutrients. When you add most ph up products to premixed nutrients it can cause precipitation of the calcium, causing a little white cloud in the nutrient mix or a second.after I mix nutes it’s like 5.7 then I use the potassium ph up stuff
You can add ph down right to the mix at the end but not ph up it should go in first.
When I switch to different nutrients I will always mix a test gallon. I'll set the ppm where I want them and record how much nutrients that takes. Then I'll set the ph and see how much solution that takes. Then I throw that mix out, and fill my reservoir with the correct amounts in the correct order.
Thankfully my tap water is kinda high on ph so I rarely need to use it. By the time I add my current nutrients it's usually nearly perfect.