What causes this to happen?

Covey1024 · Sep 28, 2020

I flushed this girl 2 days ago. Can anyone tell me what’s wrong?

TripsRabbit · Sep 29, 2020

It looks really hungry, what are you feeding her?

growsince79 · Sep 29, 2020

Looks like it's drowned.

chemistry · Sep 29, 2020

What are you feeding them?

Covey1024 · Sep 29, 2020

I was on day 26 with FFOF soil. So I haven’t fed her yet. Had an issue with a PH pen so my PH ro water was off. So that’s why I flushed her.

growsince79 said:
Looks like it's drowned.

Covey1024 · Sep 29, 2020

growsince79 said:
Looks like it's drowned.

It was like that before I flushed her and no it wasn’t over watering.

growsince79 · Sep 29, 2020

Covey1024 said:
I was on day 26 with FFOF soil. So I haven’t fed her yet. Had an issue with a PH pen so my PH ro water was off. So that’s why I flushed her.

No need to pH RO water unless the soil ph is screwed up. Pure water will stay wherever the soil ph is.

TripsRabbit · Sep 29, 2020

Reverse osmosis water has a pH of seven, which is neutral, when it is made. But if you leave reverse osmosis water in an unsealed container, it’s pH will drop to around 5.5, which means it has become acidic. Ro water absorbs co2 from the air so you should always check your ph. Ro ph should be good for soil when it's first made.

growsince79 · Sep 30, 2020

TripsRabbit said:
Reverse osmosis water has a pH of seven, which is neutral, when it is made. But if you leave reverse osmosis water in an unsealed container, it’s pH will drop to around 5.5, which means it has become acidic. Ro water absorbs co2 from the air so you should always check your ph. Ro ph should be good for soil when it's first made.

RO water has a ppm near zero. No need to ph pure water. The buffers in the soil take it to whatever it is.

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