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Then that is definitely not your problem just check your run off!
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Thanks brotha, I'll do that today, gnat roll just in case and test ppm of run of
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Lights out, Im going to find opal I'll be back
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Keep us posted!
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I got another humidifier, no skimping on price. A Milwaukee ppm meter, ph up and down kit with an old school tester, gnatnix and a bottle of cal- mag. Tonight when lights are on we're gonna dial these bitches in once and for all
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Just a lil pay dirt and were set...
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Tap water ph is 6.7 so I'm gonna start using ph down and see if we can bring better results out, I'll test ppm tonight if the girls need water if not I'll take some soil out and test it.
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I couldn't wait, grabbed a soil sample and tested regular water and then soil run off with the sample. PPM in water with ph of 6.7 is 198 and runoff is 460, I'm checking soil ph now, thos number seem high I need a chart
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At lights on tonight, they had just warmed up when I walked in.
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Measure twice, cut once...
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Plain tap PH
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Ppm of newly phd water
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Is this a good sign, ph test on the run off and ppm of runoff of phd water
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In soil between 6.2 to 6.5 is what I shoot for on my run off an on my gee's I usually run them around 1400 ppm in flower I feed water water then I check the run off during every water an after every feeding! I run 1 1000 watt light in my room no co2 now your plant's might not call for this but this might help you with a guide line!
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It won't take much to get her dialed in from what I am reading, maybe I'm just over paranoid.
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They might not even be tahoe
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