Top dressing with dolomite

Old_fart_stoner

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I get that but I use FFHF and I have never had any issues. But it has been a long time since I grew. Wondering if they changed something in the mix. Either way I have a Ph problem and need to fix it.
 

Old_fart_stoner

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If your current PH is 7.2, why do you have a problem? If you do topdress with it, I wouldn't go higher than 1 tablespoon per gallon.
I am flipping to flower very soon and I want to bring it down to 6.8. But thanks that is actually what I planned.
 

Nutty sKunK

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I am flipping to flower very soon and I want to bring it down to 6.8. But thanks that is actually what I planned.
Acrually I’ve just realised it’s ph 7.2 - Dol lime is neutral so won’t get you to the ideal range.

Im not sure on how to lower soil pH other than feeds. I know rain water is low pH so could use that to offset?
 

Wizzlebiz

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I am flipping to flower very soon and I want to bring it down to 6.8. But thanks that is actually what I planned.
Are you not going to feed your plants in flower?

All you need to do is pH the water/feed.

That's it. The soil is fine at 7.2. The pH of what goes into said soil is what matters.
 

xtsho

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Surface applied lime takes time for it to leach into the substrate and likely won't have much effect on the pH of the soil in the near term.
 
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