thanks buds... am checking link..I read a lot but there always seems to be more to learn..like such a small variant in the ph would make such a big diff..as many have been trying to point out..I dont have money to shell out for a good tester right now..even strips get expensive if you dont have much to spend..might just have to stick to growin outside..but Im gonna keep tryin till spring anyway..
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seedlings not growing..
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Bwanabud
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PH is a CRITICAL element to growing, no matter where you grow..inside or out. As soon as you add nutrients to your water, you have changed the PH,,,and controlling soil/media PH is absolutely imperative to the root zone.
If you can't test or control PH levels in water and soil/media...you have no choice but to go organic. With organic PH control is a minimal issue due to the microbe herd.
You're counting on getting lucky, remember "luck is preparation meeting opportunity"...and you aren't prepared with the necessary tools, the plants don't care about your personal problems
You want free weed, you have to have more than a few free bag seeds...if it was that easy everyone would be doing it
well, you can kiss my ass bbud..nobody said nothin bout wantin somethin for nothin.. I have been studyin.. I prepared this soil back in early dec..I spent quite a bit of money for my free weed... peat moss blood meal. bone mealll.. bat guanos.. dolomite lime... containers for growing it in...lights for growing it..money on ducting..fan..silver stuff on the walls...money on heaters and on the heat itself...l have spent close to $80 bucks on seeds that I watched die....so fuck you ...if thats the way the rest of you feel than I guess I am in the wrong place...you dipshit....PH is a CRITICAL element to growing, no matter where you grow..inside or out. As soon as you add nutrients to your water, you have changed the PH,,,and controlling soil/media PH is absolutely imperative to the root zone.
If you can't test or control PH levels in water and soil/media...you have no choice but to go organic. With organic PH control is a minimal issue due to the microbe herd.
You're counting on getting lucky, remember "luck is preparation meeting opportunity"...and you aren't prepared with the necessary tools, the plants don't care about your personal problems
You want free weed, you have to have more than a few free bag seeds...if it was that easy everyone would be doing it
Bwanabud
Active member
You should have concentrated on my first 3 paragraphs, instead of getting your panties in a bunch over the reality of the last one
Name calling is unnecessary and childish, best wishes in your future endeavors alone "Rasta".
sawney beane
Member
Wtf chill dude I didn't see nout wrong with bwanabuds info to you, certainly nothing that deserves that kinda response
And I didn't tell you to use d lime I asked you to read up on it, and if you want a why as its what helps my pH stay where I want it and if there's anything else you would like help with then hope someone else does as won't be me
Smoke a bowl and best of luck
And I didn't tell you to use d lime I asked you to read up on it, and if you want a why as its what helps my pH stay where I want it and if there's anything else you would like help with then hope someone else does as won't be me
Smoke a bowl and best of luck
Bwanabud
Active member
Wtf chill dude I didn't see nout wrong with bwanabuds info to you, certainly nothing that deserves that kinda response
And I didn't tell you to use d lime I asked you to read up on it, and if you want a why as its what helps my pH stay where I want it and if there's anything else you would like help with then hope someone else does as won't be me
Smoke a bowl and best of luck
Appreciate the support
I searched my posts in this thread, I responded 36 times with help and advice...then get bushwacked ?
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JohnKimble
Member
I was using one of those garden soil meters too for awhile, it was completely inaccurate. It would show 6 ph from a capful of ph down into a gallon of water. But general hydroponics ph testing drops shows I only need a few drops, like .25ml. I was watering my plants with really acid water for awhile by trusting that meter.
