Ph issues with foxfarm nutrient line

bubbastank20

bubbastank20

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I just realized that after mixing in the nutes ... Using the full foxfarm line now in flower ... That it stabalizes at 4.5 ph and i cant get it to go any higher any ideas?? Its weird because there really no significant problems caused by the low ph..coco is the medium

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warble

warble

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All nine of them? They don't all need to be used at once. How many gallons are you making? Are you adding a bunch of cal mag or silica? What ph meter are you using? Does it calibrate well?
 
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az2000

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bubbastank20 said:
I just realized that after mixing in the nutes ... Using the full foxfarm line now in flower ... That it stabalizes at 4.5 ph and i cant get it to go any higher any ideas?? Its weird because there really no significant problems caused by the low ph..coco is the medium
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What is the ppm of your nutrient mixture? I've found hard-to-move ph means the nutrients are too strong.
 
bubbastank20

bubbastank20

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No just beastie bloom tiger bloom big bloom and some microbrew... Plenty calmag and 2 gallon feed every water every 2-3 days and ph meter is oakster i believe and 1400 ppm right now 5th week flower

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