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Sorry took so long to reply, not too “internet active”. We used to add perlite, now we add grow stones because we found the perlite would keep the ph rising too high. Even when we would soak them in 5.5 water before use...after time we found they would rise back up to 7.1-7.3 or so.

Ever hear the phrase “praying for magnesium “? I didn’t read past the first page cuz I didn’t see any more pics afte requests...but if it’s from top to bottom, and specific to only one strain or plant, it’s not light, heat, or humidity. It’s in ur nutes. Been my experience that anyone concerned...

That’s the first time I’ve ever heard that...but we are a little behind times up in Alaska I guess. I guess I’ve just been taught to do it and so I do. But anytime I’ve had an issue w my plants, I’d check the ph, it would normally be high, 7-7.6...adjust with fish hydrolosite, and they get right...

We used to add perlite for aitetion, until we found it would continuously rise the ph of th soil. We now use grow stones or another “neutral” additive. Also, I will add that upon transplanting we do add a tablespoon of the amendment just below the root zone of the plant being potted (if that...

I know I’m ringing in a little late here, just joining the place, but I think ph is important to know in every grow. If u don’t kno ur ph, then U don’t kno ur problems....but by all means....if u have no problems...u need not worry about ur ph

Sorry...and yes, the soil is pre mixed from the factory. I’ll post the listed ingredients if you would like to see.

Just water ph balanced to 5.9. The water out the tap is about 7.2-8.0 depending on what part of the city you’re in

I use KIS soil and ph my water to 5.9. I water with PhD water the whole plant life, no nutes added with this soil. Use the amendment pack after harvest and even reuse your soil!! This is the cheapest, easiest, most efficient way I have found to grow in my 20+ years of cultivation. Have been...