Increasing Ph in Soil

Phytoplankton

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What is the PH? What is the media? what is the PH of the water you're putting in? Normally chasing runoff is not productive. Are the plants not growing well?
 

Pimpjuice9906

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What is the PH? What is the media? what is the PH of the water you're putting in? Normally chasing runoff is not productive. Are the plants not growing well?
The ph in about 6.78 runoff was 4.76.
Soil
Runoff ppm was in the 8500 to 9500(overfed badly?
 

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Phytoplankton

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I think you may have a problem with your ppm meter, at 9500 ppm’s the water would be cloudy/chunky! Is your soil heavy in peat moss? Overall your plants look ok, if a tad overwatered.
 
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Pimpjuice9906

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I think you may have a problem with your ppm meter, at 9500 ppm’s the water would be cloudy/chunky! Is your soil heavy in peat moss?
No it's definitely hot. There was an accidental top dressing higher than the recommended dose.

The meter is fine. Recently calibrated. Tested multiple water sources,

I wonder should I adjust with baking soda and test tomorrow to see what it do. I'm reading baking soda increases ph in 6 hours. I just wonder if I'm on the right track. Some people do t even ph their soil. ‍
 

Hollatchaboy

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No it's definitely hot. There was an accidental top dressing higher than the recommended dose.

The meter is fine. Recently calibrated. Tested multiple water sources,

I wonder should I adjust with baking soda and test tomorrow to see what it do. I'm reading baking soda increases ph in 6 hours. I just wonder if I'm on the right track. Some people do t even ph their soil. ‍
What nutes are you using?
What was the top dressing?
 
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