Chad.Westport said:

Yeah, the Ph may be creating an issue. To check it, you can buy a Ph meter pen, they range $20 to $100 for the industry standard. Another way is to use a drop from General Hydroponics. It changes color based on Ph, usually runs $10. You can buy a Ph up and Ph down product from the same company, which I recommend, but you can also use a variety of home based methods / ingredients. Room temp water is generally good, ideally between 65 and 75 I think is the target temp for water.... I'd have to double check that though.

Are you using coco or soil? They will have a slightly different target Ph for both input water and within the root zone.

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MissDee said:

Hi sorry not sure if last reply came through. I’m using Biobizz all soil and nutrients. I’ve bought a ph checker and adjuster online so that should be here tomorrow. Thanks for your help x

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MissDee said:

Hi sorry not sure if last reply came through. I’m using Biobizz all soil and nutrients. I’ve bought a ph checker and adjuster online so that should be here tomorrow. Thanks for your help x

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budsymalone said:

Try adding beneficial fungi and bacteria. These help buffer ph naturally and also add to nutrient uptake. And builds the plants immunity to pest and disease.

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Chad.Westport said:

Awesome. Make sure to calibrate it and you will be good. Ph is important and can effect many things. Knowing what goes in is just good sense. A good range for soil is 6.2- 6.5, I generally aim for 6.3Ph

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