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since marijuana likes soil a rather acidic, would it be necessary to spend the extra 10 dollars or so and buy a bottle of pH up? i need to save money everywhere i can.
couldnt have said it better myself.Of course you have to, what happens when you overshoot on the ph down?
And it's why I had to send off to the hydro shop again....i would buy it just in case you lower the PH too much,ive done it.
well, hypothetically, you could-Of course you have to, what happens when you overshoot on the ph down?
thahts the sort of thinking i like because it can save me some money haha!well, hypothetically, you could-
dump some of the water with too low of ph out and put in more water thats not ph'd yet and test again, keep trying mixing in and testing till you reach where you need to be.
omg no. if you dump the water out you are lowering the ppm of the solution, so you're going to have to add more nutes. if you do it too many times you could end up using 3 times as much nutes as you intended. seems a lot cheaper to just get the ph up. i myself use silica as a ph up until about the second week of bloom. after that i use the blue stuff. like everyone is saying, ph up is actually the one that gets used the most because nutes usually drop the ph.well, hypothetically, you could-
dump some of the water with too low of ph out and put in more water thats not ph'd yet and test again, keep trying mixing in and testing till you reach where you need to be.
I concur. Only start with pH Down when shooting for pure tap water at 6.5 (comes out around 8 here). The fertilizer solutions are quite acidic.Personally, I almost never use PH down, but I use Ph up virtually every time I feed my girls. I grow indoors in soil (FFOF w/added perlite) and my PH is always way too low (acidic) once I add nutes to the water. I always adjust mine to 6.45 - 6.55 with a bit of PH up. But it's worthwhile to have both on hand.
Exactly.Of course you have to, what happens when you overshoot on the ph down?