Curious about this problem? Nute burn, overwater, pests?

jujuflex101010 · May 5, 2015

wizzileaks said:
Id rather use lemon juice personally mate, silicon as ph up

I just found some Liquid concentrate dolomite lime in the shed, I remember using it about a month ago, would it lower the PH if i add a tiny drop or mess up the whole tea?

wizzileaks · May 5, 2015

Not sure, if its water soluble id go for it, im sure the dolomite lime is used for something else not as a ph buffering agent, calcium in the soil or something. I just use lemon & silicon me

johnny961 · May 5, 2015

Lime will raise the ph in the soil. So if you need it use pulverized & mix it in the soil when you mix it up before planting. You can add some to your water if your plant is s already planted.

wizzileaks · May 5, 2015

johnny961 said:
Lime will raise the ph in the soil. So if you need it use pulverized & mix it in the soil when you mix it up before planting. You can add some to your water if your plant is s already planted.

Good tip but im sure hes after using it as ph down lol

jujuflex101010 · May 5, 2015

lol all good thanx guys

dannyboy602 · May 6, 2015

There are products for powdery mildew at any garden center. A longer veg will allow enough time for the plant to rebound. Good luck.

jujuflex101010 · May 7, 2015

Question I accidentally forgot to put lemon juice in the tea i made the other day which was reading 7.5PH to lower the PH but the run-off came out to be 6.3PH is this good? or is it better if i start at a lower PH at like 6.5 or something and say run off 5.3? (tea was for another plant i recently flushed)

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