ph + and ph-
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eastlosg1
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Yeah i know that, but i'm about to water and don't have any at the moment so that y i asked ?
eastlosg1
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Thanks I'll be trying the lemon juice first and check it out
FilthyFletch
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well if you can get to wal mart bring 5-10 bucks and just get some ph up and down in the pool stuff section of fish and pet stuff.Its alot better and easier
joe livewire
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distilled vinigar down backing soda up
videoman40
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Measuring Soil pH
It is recommended that you use a relatively inexpensive Soil pH meter
, and follow the manufacturers instructions when testing the ph Level of your Gardens soil
To raise or lower the pH level in the soil either Limestone or Sulfur is utilized..
There are other materials that will do the job also, but the aforementioned are the most widely used.
Limestone is added to soil raise the pH level because limestone is essentially calcium and calcium reacts with water in the soil to yield hydroxyl ions .. a process known as, hydrolysis... thus the pH level in the soil is raised. See Lime Application
Sulfur reacts with bacteria in the soil and produces sulfuric acid, which releases hydrogen ions thus causing the soil to become more acidic..... the pH level is lowered. See Sulfur Application
It is recommended that you use a relatively inexpensive Soil pH meter
To raise or lower the pH level in the soil either Limestone or Sulfur is utilized..
There are other materials that will do the job also, but the aforementioned are the most widely used.
Limestone is added to soil raise the pH level because limestone is essentially calcium and calcium reacts with water in the soil to yield hydroxyl ions .. a process known as, hydrolysis... thus the pH level in the soil is raised. See Lime Application
Sulfur reacts with bacteria in the soil and produces sulfuric acid, which releases hydrogen ions thus causing the soil to become more acidic..... the pH level is lowered. See Sulfur Application
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eastlosg1
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thanks video this is helpfulMeasuring Soil pH
It is recommended that you use a relatively inexpensive Soil pH meter, and follow the manufacturers instructions when testing the ph Level of your Gardens soil
To raise or lower the pH level in the soil either Limestone or Sulfur is utilized..
There are other materials that will do the job also, but the aforementioned are the most widely used.
Limestone is added to soil raise the pH level because limestone is essentially calcium and calcium reacts with water in the soil to yield hydroxyl ions .. a process known as, hydrolysis... thus the pH level in the soil is raised. See Lime Application
Sulfur reacts with bacteria in the soil and produces sulfuric acid, which releases hydrogen ions thus causing the soil to become more acidic..... the pH level is lowered. See Sulfur Application
eastlosg1
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quote=fdd2blk;88252]what the hell is PH?[/quote]
well heres the answer for ur question
PH is the measurement of acidity or alkalinity. on a scale of 1 to 14 neutrality is expressed as 7. higher numbers are alkaline, lower numbers are acidic. the ideal PH for hydroponics is in the range of 5.8-6.3 PH.
well heres the answer for ur question
PH is the measurement of acidity or alkalinity. on a scale of 1 to 14 neutrality is expressed as 7. higher numbers are alkaline, lower numbers are acidic. the ideal PH for hydroponics is in the range of 5.8-6.3 PH.
eastlosg1
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cuz we aint nothing but players only
