Those charts, which are all different, create more problems than they solve. It's bogus as far as I'm concerned. 5.7 PH, allowed to drift up to 6 or 6.2, and just feed that water without thinking. You never see deficiencies if you do it right.
Some recent studies suggest that a steady ph is more important than shooting for a specific ph and always correcting up or down to hit that specific target.
Here's a good read on a more modern approach to ph with cannabis:
https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.com/article/new-research-results-optimal-ph-for-cannabis/
Just give the plants the same shit every time & theyll sort out the rest.
(Not to you, just throwing it out there for PCBuds)
Some recent studies suggest that a steady ph is more important than shooting for a specific ph and always correcting up or down to hit that specific target.
Here's a good read on a more modern approach to ph with cannabis:
https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.com/article/new-research-results-optimal-ph-for-cannabis/
PCBuds it looks like you might finally get some decent buds! You win the award for putting in the most effort for the least return, but at least you’re having fun doing it.
Looking good, bud!