Ph problemo

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lightmeup55

Member

Oct 19, 2011

• #1

What should my ph be for the water i mist my clones with??

 

bubblebucketguy

Well-Known Member

Oct 19, 2011

• #2

i just use regular tap h2o

 

drgreentm

Well-Known Member

Oct 19, 2011

• #3

same here, i dont even ph the water i soak the cubes in! i wouldnt worry to much at all.

 

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lightmeup55

Member

Oct 20, 2011

• #4

ive been havin some problems, and thought tht might be it, but dammm i guess not

 

massah

Well-Known Member

Oct 20, 2011

• #5

it depends on where your water comes from...remember in mexico they tell you to not drink the water...just think of what that shit does to plants

 

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s0high

Well-Known Member

Oct 20, 2011

• #6

If you have decent water it isnt a problem. Maybe you have a real high chlorine content?

 

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lightmeup55

Member

Oct 20, 2011

• #7

well in that case its gotta be the water. My tap is pretty high in ph and contains a good amount of chlorine. i changed the ph to 5.0 anyone think thats too high or too low?

 

drgreentm

Well-Known Member

Oct 21, 2011

• #8

i doubt ph the water is going to do anything for you, how do you know your water contains high levels of chlorine? if thats the case get a gallon jug fill it with tap water and let it set with a air stone in it for abour 48 hours the chlorine will dissipate or go to the store and buy a gallon of distilled water and use that. what sort of problems are you having with clones and how you cloning them?

 

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lightmeup55

Member

Oct 24, 2011

• #9

i found out the problem. i guessing i was cutting them too short, i cut a couple of long ones and just got some signs of roots. thanks for the help everyone

 

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Ogcurse

Member

Oct 24, 2011

• #10

the ph for clones isnt that big a deal, but 6.0 is a good ph to be at imo.

I keep my res in my RDWC at 5.8