random

If anything though, there isn't any flaws in this idea.. During the flush I doubt a high pH is going to be a major issue, since you aren't allowing it nutes anyway.

Not sure why he got flamed for it.

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WackScientist

K since were on PH down topic, I MUST throw in my

It is a must to use the right PH level, and ph down n up or usually derived from lime juice and baking soda is it? So i dont see how it will harm your plants, yet will improve them by being sure your ladies can get the right level of nutrients they need when they need it

As far as organics theres this thing going around that you dont need to PH balance for organic soil n organic fertalizers. If your giving organic fertalizers you MUST still ph for better results.. I did a test on plants i didnt ph and those i did. Those that i did seemed healthier and less signs of issues on the leaves. when i flush or just use plain water i dont ph but buy good water from the store and use that or tap water if you have decent tap

so in my opinion always be safe..save up some cash and buy a nice ph pen and some lime juice or ph down solution and set the water to where it should be

oh and for those who use fox farms, i think if i remember correctly that cha ching, beastie blooms, and open sesame are ph balanced and whenever i added them to my water my water was always around 7.0 so if you use it try it out and if so then no need to ph balance when using those unless you wanna bring her down a notch

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GrOwThMoNgeR

try doing what i do and let the water sit out for a day before watering with it

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WackScientist

yes if using tap water, let it sit out

I fill my juggs the day or two before and let them sit out with tops off..if its sunny ill set them out in the sun to warm up before i run em back

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