We understand what you are asking but the best way for you to learn anything is research. The pro's in this forum did not get that way because somebody held their hand through their beginning years. You will not learn anything if you simply expect answers from people. All this does is force you to return again and again without ever having learned anything. You would be foolish to take any response in this forum as gospel, in the end, you will have to research what you read here anyhow. You would learn a lot if you took the vague answers from this forum and combined it with your own research while learning from your own mistakes. Taking pictures, keeping a journal and constantly studying is the only way to get good at this hobby. Take Slanty for example.....
."Why on earth would you be watering with water that has a PH of 6? You are creating your own issues! ".....
this statement is full of information. Obviously he is telling you that watering with a ph of 6 is bad and that it is probably the cause of your continuing problem, so you should research WHY this would be a problem and decide for yourself what the most likely issue is. Esteves also gave you a great starting point but instead you chose to whine instead of reading into the question, obviously he was leading into a more detailed answer but needed more information. I have to assume you are part of the x-generation or even younger since you expect everything for nothing, and seem to think that life is fair. You would become extremely knowledgeable about growing if you quit standing on the shoulders of those who have already done the hard work and stand beside them so that we all benefit. Yes, this is a Q&A forum, but that does not mean you get to cry like a little girl when you do not get the answer you are looking for. You are missing the big picture mountainboy.
O.K. first off I asked a real simple question,nothing that had to be researched to deeply. Granted I made a mistake watering with ph 6 water,but my question was what would be the effects on a flowering plant if I flushed to correct my mistake. Are you telling me slanty couldnt have simply said " watering with water ph'ed to 6 is to acidic for soil, Yes, now you can flush in flower and these might be the things that will happen and you may also want to do this a week or two after your flush" That would have been an answer. Slanty instead decided to make a useless derogatory comment.
I'm not looking to have anyone come grow for me, I do just fine on my own. But like many others if I have a question I ask. I knew I needed to flush,just wasn't sure of the effect,as I don't flower in soil (well outdoor I do) but never had to indoors. I do, and have done plenty of research (asking questions is research too by the way) in the way I grow.
I wasn't mad because I didn't get the answer I wanted. I got mad because I don't see the point in interjecting useless comments to ppl questions, if your not going to say something that aids in answering the question,why comment? keep your mouth shut and move along.
I think you are missing the point. I dont care if I get an answer or not. I just cant stand ppl who troll the posts and feel they have to comment in every single one ,like there gonna save the world or something. But never ad anything of value to the site, except condescending remarks or quick one liners in hopes of sounding witty.
The end...don't get me going I can rant for days.
each. first 5 gals of run off had EC of 2.2 and ph of 4.5-5, the second 5gal of run off produced an EC of 1.2 -1.6, and a ph of 6.8-7. I am going to let them dry for awhile and the next water/feed will be with 6.7 ph water, with a 1/2 strength dose of GH nutes mixed for bloom 1,2,3. formula. I'm not going to repot them,as they are just some old moms I thru in the flower room,even with the issues the look like they will pull @ 3oz each which is better then throwing them in the woods...lol, my E&F table is where I choose to concentrate my attention,last time I bring soil in my flower room again. Thanks again for your help.