Soil PH

dankciti

dankciti

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about the same... to ph your soil i think that you check the runnoff ph and multiply the difference .

ie water is 7.0 soil runnoff is 9.0 then the soil ph is 10. and you plants is already dead
 
btt

btt

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Wait, multiply what? How do you get 10 from 7.0 and 9.0? Doesn't make sense...
 
green_nobody

green_nobody

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dankciti said:
about the same... to ph your soil i think that you check the runnoff ph and multiply the difference .

ie water is 7.0 soil runnoff is 9.0 then the soil ph is 10. and you plants is already dead
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that was a bit fast for me...

okay water neural, the drain is 9, why is than the ph of the soil 10???:confused:
 
ablazed blunt

ablazed blunt

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Nobody gets it. Because its not right. He messed up. Now we all have to go around trying to figure out what he was talking about.lol
 
VictorVIcious

VictorVIcious

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You can get kits that will test your soil ph but why not just get good soil to start with or some other medium??
 
ablazed blunt

ablazed blunt

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russ0r said:
whats wrong with a soil ph mete...?
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Well i don't know if you are asking me or not but I though you had to check the water ph and the soil ph. You can't check the soil ph with a water ph meter can you? So is there a meter to check both. Or can I just use a soil ph meter to check the water.
 
cyphercrash

cyphercrash

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Water PH is can be checked with one of those PH/Chlorine test kits used for pools. I also bought a Soil PH kit that works on the same premise. Both were under $25.00
 
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