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Has anyone ever tried? some stuff I have read says it can be done but pH is high--6.4-6.8 and low ppm any input?
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| Lavendula (lavender) can be grown hydroponically, yet the various cultivars and specie respond better to rich, free draining organic soils. You will have a better oil and tissue growth when grown in the ground or containers, as well as having the plant be under the sun and outside in the wether systems.
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