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    Quote Originally Posted by Trex View Post
    Dont ph for soil . No need to whatsoever ph up and down will destroy your soil biology . Unless you hqve water that is like below 4 and over 9 .theres no need . If too high wich is the case 90% of the time use apple cider vinegar it acts as a root stimulator at the same time
    Great tip. At certain times of the year my well has been know to be very high pH readings. Most of the year t s fine.



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    Quote Originally Posted by CityDweller View Post
    This does not apply to salt based nutes where there is minimal life in the soil.
    Hmm well i wouldnt bother with soil biology in that case the salts will destroy it anywase . If its ph 10 bring it down to 6.5 then with apple cider vinegar and .

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    i did two grows before i bought my ph reader, nothing but pure problems my soil kept getting to acidic and was needing flushes all the time i then started ph to 6.5 and since then have had beauty grows and no yellowing or probs until close ot harvest where before i would get problems around 12/12 flip sometimes even in veg, so if you were to ask me i HIGHLY recommend doing so even in soil i use PROMIX HP i also use advanced nutrients maybe this is why i have problems with ph im not sure

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    Quote Originally Posted by friendlygrower View Post
    i did two grows before i bought my ph reader, nothing but pure problems my soil kept getting to acidic and was needing flushes all the time i then started ph to 6.5 and since then have had beauty grows and no yellowing or probs until close ot harvest where before i would get problems around 12/12 flip sometimes even in veg, so if you were to ask me i HIGHLY recommend doing so even in soil i use PROMIX HP i also use advanced nutrients maybe this is why i have problems with ph im not sure
    Yeah ive never used chemical nutes in soil ever . It killing your soil biology that put everything back into balance .
    Maybe once all those nutes are mixed the ph drops like a rock .... builds up in the soil and thats probably why youve run into problems .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trex View Post
    Yeah ive never used chemical nutes in soil ever . It killing your soil biology that put everything back into balance .
    Maybe once all those nutes are mixed the ph drops like a rock .... builds up in the soil and thats probably why youve run into problems .
    what nutrients would you recommend, i get great product using advanced?? i see many people using the liquids with promix so i figured it was the norm to do im indoors in 5 gallon pots
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trex View Post
    Dont ph for soil . No need to whatsoever ph up and down will destroy your soil biology . Unless you hqve water that is like below 4 and over 9 .theres no need . If too high wich is the case 90% of the time use apple cider vinegar it acts as a root stimulator at the same time
    I am about to start using organic living soil for the first time. My tap water is full of rust which has killed my plants in the past so I must filter it. After I filter I have 0.0 EC and a little over 8 on the PH. Would you take a chance and just water plain or drop the ph slightly with the apple cider? Thanks!

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