fox farm soils have low ph ?
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crazyhazey
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i would boil your tap water, the chlorine may be too harsh as well as the metals. i leave mine out in the sun for 2-3 days in a bucket or boil before adding to my compost tea. tap pH is usually around 6.9-6.7 around here, may vary although
Swisher Sweet
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If it is Mag.and Calcium MOLLASES can only help. Do you use Molasses in flower?
Swisher Sweet
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Understood. The Idiot, Irresponsible, Unfortunate and obviously unable to grow any kind of reputable product had nothing better to do with there time than to hack the site. Oh well fixed with some damage.Too bad about your journal I think the administrator lost a couple of days.
MrDank007
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Took me two grows to figure it out. I've been on distilled and cal-mag ever since.
Swisher Sweet
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I feel lucky using well water with no PH issues, chlorine or anything associated with tap water.Still it may be a lockout issue.
crazyhazey
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also, dont forget to say unsulphured molasses. sulphured will kill them.
and not only calcium molasses can help, i still use a teaspoon of whole milk to treat calcium.