ChairmanFester
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In a way it's like trying to watch porn but the only veiw is one of those inserted medical device cameras and it's not even in the right hole.
In a way it's like trying to watch porn but the only veiw is one of those inserted medical device cameras and it's not even in the right hole.If you put as much
Listen carefully, if you’re using commercial bag soil you don’t need to test your soil ph. Got it? If you’re using organic nutes you don’t need to test water ph. Got it? I think at this point, you need to sell the light, toss your light/pH meter, burn your grow bags, put the soil in your garden, and hang it up! I’m through trying to help someone who won’t listen.What is best ph test and soil tester using spring water now
Whats organic nutes phyto i use coco feed an and b in 100% coco coir is that organic. Spring water is no use its to high in acidic usually about 7.6 ph so u would need ph down liquid to get to 5.5 to 6 id say. Soil growing is alot different from what im trying. I get 6.68 from tap water that drops to 6.5 after 48 hrs sitting as you lose the chlorine and fluoride added from water stations but when i add my coco feed a and b the level drops to 5.8 so perfect. I dont know whats happening between u and phyto he knows his game. I dont understand why people grow in soil still just so u dont have to use nutes straight away. Adding manure no wonder the term thats good shit is said. Grow with coco no bugs etc and clean. U obviously havent listened to phytos advice as he seems annoyed. Buy a beginners grow guide, theres alot of conflict on growing whos right or wrong u can only learn through experiance. Ive screwed my first grow up in my eyes but others say i can still make it especially using calmag which is coming 2day uk
I’m talking about soil grows, which I made very clear. Coco is inert. You must supply all nutrients/micronutrients, it’s basically like growing in a sponge. While I have heard of a few people growing organic with coco, it’s very difficult to do so. That is why coco growers use synthetic nutrients, like canna A, B, it doesn’t need microbes or biological action to break down the nutrients to a form useable by the plant. Synthetic nutes are bound to a salt (not NaCl) and disassociate when mixed for use, releasing the nutrients in a form immediately available to the plant. There are a lot of reasons pro and con for coco. In my case I can’t grow grow with coco, my tap water sometimes has a PPM of over 1700!!!! I don’t feel like installing an R/O system, I’m tired of ph’ing every time I water, constantly check ec of runoff, flushing, and I don’t have a good way to get rid of wastewater from coco, so in my case organic soil grows are my best option. Some people tout organic as being somehow better or cleaner, but that’s crap, the nutrients absorbed by the plant, whether organic or synthetic, are exactly the same. Been doing this for over 50 years! Sorry if I sound a bit terse.
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One more question for this dumb American as y'all say is this jun
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Good, follow the directions I gave you, then let us know what the outcome is. BTW, what brand/type of soil are you using? Note: the following is for synthetic nutrient grows:.Most commercial soils are buffered, so when you add the Ph'ed nute water it will be acidic, about 6.2 PH, diffentent nutrients are absorbed by the plant at different PH's. So as the acidic nute mixture peroclates through the soil the nutrients absorbed at lower PH's will be taken in by the plant, as the nute water moves through the soil column, the buffered soil wil increase the PH, and those nutrients assimilated at higher PH levels will be available to the plant. For a coco grow, you want to PH at about 5.8, coco should also come buffered.Thanks got strips
I legitimately gave him shit when he stopped making sense. I confess it.I dont think josh is very happy why is so rude to you guys i didnt read anything offensive said to him.
Are you talking to me phyto im coco buffered and always 5.8Good, follow the directions I gave you, then let us know what the outcome is. BTW, what brand/type of soil are you using? Note: the following is for synthetic nutrient grows:.Most commercial soils are buffered, so when you add the Ph'ed nute water it will be acidic, about 6.2 PH, diffentent nutrients are absorbed by the plant at different PH's. So as the acidic nute mixture peroclates through the soil the nutrients absorbed at lower PH's will be taken in by the plant, as the nute water moves through the soil column, the buffered soil wil increase the PH, and those nutrients assimilated at higher PH levels will be available to the plant. For a coco grow, you want to PH at about 5.8, coco should also come buffered.
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