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1/3 manure
1/3 organic potting soil
Shot of fish blood bone
Shot of bone meal
Shot of coffee grounds

started on its baby leaf now it’s working it’s way up
Been having temp problems
Lights are like way up
LED’s
water is 6.5
Soil was like 5.9 but I’m amending it slowly with every watering with bakeing soda
Not checked soil ph yet did checks with slurry test
No perlite :(
19 days old


think my soil is to hot
Or is it wind burn

the white spots are plasterboard where I’ve been drilling
 
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LexLuthor

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I don't think you should add baking soil to your soil, isn't it full of sodium?
 
Frego

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Listen Bros
It’s a cost effective organic solution to raise soil’s PH

it’s well documented online
I’ll try get lime today regardless
But regardless how I’m managing my soil PH

does anyone know what’s with the plant

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Just one of 10000 articles that bakeing soda raises soil PH

@LexLuthor @Oldchucky
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LexLuthor

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Listen Bros
It’s a cost effective organic solution to raise soil’s PH

it’s well documented online
I’ll try get lime today regardless
But regardless how I’m managing my soil PH

does anyone know what’s with the plant

View attachment 1147184Just one of 10000 articles that bakeing soda raises soil PH

@LexLuthor @OldchuckyView attachment 1147184


Yes, there are a lot of idiots online who do stupid shit, no agricultural professional using baking soda as pH up. good luck
 
Frego

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Yes, there are a lot of idiots online who do stupid shit, no agricultural professional using baking soda as pH up. good luck
Lol ok I’ve got some garden lime

its in pellets how mi Chh would you recommend

top layer it?
 
Oldchucky

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Don’t know, Frego. I use Number 80 dolomitic lime when I mix my soil up at the beginning of the year. Along with several other seat of the pants amendments and a lot of perlite. I like to call itMy proprietary blend of stupidity and ignorance! If your lime is fast acting then you have to be careful. I guess do some research and read the directions. Like with all top dressing the finer it is probably the sooner it will water in and start working. So depending on what type you have you may want to consider grinding it up first. Lime is not a quick fix but is a more stable fix. Disclaimer: The purveyor of this information is usually full of shit! So take it with a pound of sodium!
 
Frego

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I would follow the directions on the package because each product could be slightly different.
Right ok did a slurry test solution came up to 1/4

was 5.9 PH then added 4 pellets... mixed came to 6.5
So I’m trying to figure it out

im trying to water it in with my non drainable soil it’s a nightmare equation
 
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@Oldchucky @LexLuthor

guys this is a post about my colour on the edges.. not a dodgey PH up baking soda discussion thread, now we have moved on to oldchunks meduim mix LOL ...
Why do I even post....

c a n a n y o n e p u t t h e r e 2 C e n t s i n SOS
 
Frego

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Listen and to add to my diginity you add 1 table spoon of baking soda to 10 gallons of water so it won’t be high in sodium
Maybe @Aqua Man can back me up here ?

can baking soda raise PH aquaman? (Million dollar question)
 
Frego

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5.9 doesn’t sound like an end of the World pH problem to me.
But I don’t want it to cause my problems and it could be the problem of my current problem or over watering or they are hungry but my soil is loaded so I’m trying to single out stuff
 
Aqua Man

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Listen and to add to my diginity you add 1 table spoon of baking soda to 10 gallons of water so it won’t be high in sodium
Maybe @Aqua Man can back me up here ?

can baking soda raise PH aquaman? (Million dollar question)
Yes it can but you only want to use it in a real pinch... imo you want to avoid any sodium sources.

Potassium bicarbonate or silicate are what I would use for PH up or buffering a nutrient solution.

In soil I would use amendments
 
Oldchucky

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Morning. Possibly bugs. Inspect The leaves top and mostly bottom. Hard to see in detail with the naked eye. Need a loupe. Tiny white or rust colored dots Or any that move. Or in my case a lot of black, glossy deposits which I think is there a crap.
 
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