adjusting soil ph....

i was wondering if anybody had some suggestions on how to adjust ph levels in soil, ive got yellowing of the base leaves and there curling down "drooping", im hopin its the ph.
 

TrynaGroSumShyt

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may be nitrogen.. but regulate your water ph check your runoff ph, and if need flush until ph is right.. whats she eatin?
 
super thrive, and alaska brand fish fert, thats all i can get my hands on right now, both are liquid, and i have a some organic phosphurus supplement, "mirical-gro" not real sure what to do with that though, its more of a powder..
 

JonnyBtreed

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you just need to pH the water your putting in to what you want or say the pH is 5.5 and you want it at 6.5 you flush with 7.5 water once. Check the runoff and keep nudging to where you need to be 6.0 flush with 7.0

works for me.
 

TrynaGroSumShyt

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super thrive, and alaska brand fish fert, thats all i can get my hands on right now, both are liquid, and i have a some organic phosphurus supplement, "mirical-gro" not real sure what to do with that though, its more of a powder..
well it cant be N with that fish fert. UNLESS your ph is locking it out. check on that
 

TrynaGroSumShyt

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so how do i adjust the ph in water, i heard boiling it works but if anything it raised the ph. and i ran out of test strips finding that out..lol
i use ph up and down. i dont kno of any other way except baking soda/vinegar, but u have to do your research. either way u should get a ph meter or gh liquid ph tester
 

JonnyBtreed

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so how do i adjust the ph in water, i heard boiling it works but if anything it raised the ph. and i ran out of test strips finding that out..lol
yup, pH up and down at the local pet store. Also a cheap pH pen is only like 40 bucks. If your serious about growing, I'd really suggest getting one.
 
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