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Hello everybody! I've been trying to strengthen my lanky sativas by feeding them some silica with their nutes. I know that silica is high in ph and some people use it as ph up. Because of its high ph, I don't want it to react with the micro and bloom and percipitate out of the nutrient solution. Would you mix the silica into just water to make it a bit more alkaline and then add micro and bloom or would you make your nutrient solution and then add the silica (the silica will be more concentrated compared to the first way, making the chance of percipitation higher)? | ||
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