This will solve 92% of everybody's problems...

kingofqueen

kingofqueen

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Not quite bro at all ! If 80% of us did google(research) this forum would have 80% less stupid posts , and there would be no PH problems .
 
jzs147

jzs147

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yeah im keeping a journal im finding it's good as i can go back an check what i have done.
 
kingofqueen

kingofqueen

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jzs147 said:
yeah im keeping a journal im finding it's good as i can go back an check what i have done.
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Cool , good to do as you learn more and more with each grow you can look back and recongize mistakes , hard to remember everything as a stoner not to mention. I formatted a chart where I can track each individulal plant by date to keep track of watering cycles and any thing added to the soil .
 
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irieie

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if we did not have people asking questions on the internet, nothing would show up in your Google searches. the wider the discussion, the more info we have to analyze and use.
 
makinthemagic

makinthemagic

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I 102% agree. My current crop started showing yellowing leaves from the bottom up, leaves drying and curling upwards. Looked like an Mg deficiency. Foilar feeding didn't help. So I added a few drops of vinegar to the water and fed the plants. New growth was healthy and the Mg deficiency symptoms stopped spreading.

pH isn't just for hydro, its almost as important for soil too.
 
kingofqueen

kingofqueen

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It is very important but once you figure it out , you dont have to check ph you just automaticlly adjust for it . The worst is using slightly high PH water . You will start of good till the soil ph actually rises to match the contant its being given .
 
deprave

deprave

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I disagree with the 92% as that number is quite high, there is quite a few problems people have that are very common and do not involve PH.
 
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