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My question is...when you are flushing with a solution, it ONLY remove the salts? NOT the NPK? nutriments

What wait, flushing only remove salts right, all the NPK remains there correct?

just to make sure....flushing take only the salts or everything in the soil nutriments?

Yah that's what i thought also, i'll just use dissolved dolomite lime

pH strips...take some soil, add just a bit of water, and mix the whole thing...it's no SUPER precise but it give a general idea

run off water is about 6.0 i would say. Should I use a solution like General hydroponics pH up??

in soil..so ingoing i guess?

Just tested ph, i would say it's around 5.5-6.0

Well i will go with the majority on this...poor drainage which lead to overwatering. Thanks for your help

How to test for iron?

it varies from 5-6.5 about for soil. I just tested it and it said my tap water is at ph 5....which would be quite unlikely

the thing is, i have no way to know if it's broken or accurate....i'll need to go buy stripes tomorrow and try to see if he give me an accurate reading or not

but how do you ph your soil with it?

Water pen work well??..i thought you needed a soil ph tester, only those one were working with soil...no?

You have any good ph tester to recommend?

I checked my ph with dr meter, any opinion on this reader?

Yes i did

Water ph is hard water below 60, ph neutral 7 about according to the city chart. The soil mixed is one for organic growing, i grow with it last time, and everything went fine i think...i don't know what's wrong with it.

I do the same, i lift and i use fingers as well

So..it's not a NPK defiency?......you guys think it's over watering?