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found this for anyone interested. If your soil is alkaline, you can lower your soil's pH or make it more acidic by using several products. These include sphagnum peat, elemental sulfur, aluminum sulfate, iron sulfate, acidifying nitrogen, and organic mulches. An excellent way to lower the...

so if i take my soil and and add 50% peat moss....it should lower the ph?

lime doesnt oxygenate the soil the way calcium peroxide does. so thats why i used it. :wondering

i ran about 2 litres. thru it...i had tons of runn off. i tested the run of my other soil...exact same mix without calcium peroxide. and the runn of was 6.2 or so. dam calcium peroxide. any suggestions on lowering soil ph?

figured it out. calcium peroxide raises the soil ph by about 2 points. so gotta figure out a way to lower the soil ph now.

Ph very high in my runoff. So i made a new mix. Tried sumthin different this time. Canna Terra perlite Vermiculitre lime Calcium peroxide i watered with 6.5 and runoff was 9.1 Is this considered high?

hahahah so tru.

lemon juice man. too easy i use it all the time

anyone?:anim_44:

Do you guys use calcium peroxide? if so do u mix with the medium? or mix with feed. also what are the mix ratios? thanks for the help

u flush organics? no need to. my ph meter measures organic nuts fine with accuracy. buy a digital one. cost u a hundred bucks but works.

Has anyone used Calcium peroxide in your mediums? if so, what is the ratio to be used. also i hear it turns into lime, so can this be mixed into a medium that has lime added to it? or should one refrain from adding lime to the mix if calcium peroxide is being added? any help would be...