Question about Watering and water?

So im broke...which isnt anything new. So I dont want to buy anything like a meter reader. So my question is Is there a water that has the correct PH levels?n like distilled water? ive also read on a forum of sombody boiling it and then getting it to room temp, and that makes it in the correct range. what im doing now is just useing tap water and letting it sit for a day or two the useing it, Anybody have an ythoughts theyd like to share. what would you do in my situation? thanks!

my spelling sucks! I gotta proof read lol

vinegar. one cap full to one gallon of water will bring it down enough for soil use. and dont be cheap when it comes to your plants, have it all ready or you will just be wasting time and money, IMO

i dont like wasting my money!!

TrifelinJ said:

PH is key to a healthy plant dont skimp get a cheap ph test kit 15 bucks asap then you could use tap

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Where can I get one of these ph test kits? i know its supposed to be between 6.5 and 7 right?

I'm broke too, I was using distilled for a little while but decided to save that extra few bucks for other shit... then went to tap water and letting it sit out for a few days, i really don't see any difference in my girls. you can get ph test kits from your local hydro store or pool and spa shop

sirsmokealot1990 said:

what im doing now is just useing tap water and letting it sit for a day or two the useing it, Anybody have an ythoughts theyd like to share. what would you do in my situation? thanks!

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probably be OK, boiling does nothing BTW.

dude listen, just use tap water and let it sit for 24 hours and its perfect for hydro and dirt.

Make sure you don't let it sit for long, it'll stagnate. Keep it bubbling or something, not all the time just every now and again. And a PH kit can be bought for $15 on Amazon or at a local store, definitely a good investment so your plants can take in the nutrients they need and everything.

My two cents for new grower. There are three things that directly effect the size of your yield.Strain, amount of light, size of root ball. The way you increase your root ball is making the roots chase the water. If in soil or other potted medium it is best to under water and force your roots to search for thhe water. Water with a probe so you can deep water is great. There are a few things I do when transitioning to flowering but thats another issue. Good luck and remember Pot doesn't like wet feet, don't over water.