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SeaMaiden
C-ray, what kind of soil(s) is the farm sitting on, if that's not giving too much information?
C-ray, what kind of soil(s) is the farm sitting on, if that's not giving too much information?
Also, I question the time it would take for a commercial setup. Doing this might be good for a small producer, but can you imagine going through that vice rigamoral for like 80 plants? Different strokes for different folks obviously. I guess I just question the general usefulness.
biology can only go so far
not going to give the exact classifications but they are calcerous bedrocks..
But all this stuff has come from the organic ag sphere. Cannabis growers didn't come up with it, nor did they/we make it up.
And the question is this--have you made the soil 'right'? How do you gauge that, by how high the bud gets you? That's as accurate as the test strips, at the very least.
Seems my previous post has been completely deleted, so I'll try once again.Right, but most pH sap testing doesn't involve vicing plant leaves. It's not at all practical for cannabis.
Yup. Vexing for sure. I figured I could try some of the same debating tactics I see others using on for size. I see it causes easily as many issues for others as it does me.Sea, statements like that are vexing, just putting it out there. To make a comparison between the accuracy of pH strips and bud quality as a gauge for soil rightness is putting words in someone's mouth and asking them to refute it. I gauge whether my soil is 'right' not by how high the bud gets me but by things like the health of my plants and things like cec and soil testing. A right soil is one that grows healthy plants without nutrient lockout or deficiencies.
If having a pH at 6.4 is what you're aiming for, the testing is only useful in figuring out your soil "formula" for future soil builds. Say you bungle and your soil is off and your pH is like 5.9. I do not see what you could do to fix off pH in soil at the time. Any lesson learned can only be beneficial for future soil mixes.
Can' use the damn things myself. Always have a far too big window to get usefull data, like"pH is somewhere between 5,2 and 7. I guess???"With paper test strips? I call BS
Just found this thread. This post is a joke. I need to go through this and get all the solid info and ignore crap like this.It's not at all practical for cannabis