the nuts rises or falls the ph?

[jokacross]

hew I had nuts to the water what do to it in terms of ph? Up or down the Ph? thanks

 

[RawBudzski]

Well, walnuts will raise your PH and salted peanuts with lower it.. make sure its not the planters brand though..

 

[jokacross]

Well, walnuts will raise your PH and salted peanuts with lower it.. make sure its not the planters brand though..

Im using organic nuts that raise or fall the ph?

 

[RawBudzski]

I was not serious.. I have never heard of that & please dont go dropping peanuts into your res cause of me.

 

[jokacross]

I was not serious.. I have never heard of that & please dont go dropping peanuts into your res cause of me.

lolol ok no problem!

 

[snocat]

nutes will drive your ph down,you need a test kit or a meter to determine what your ph is at,it is best to ph the water before you add nutes

 

[jokacross]

so in that case if lower the pH en adding nuts is better test the pH after adding nuts no?

 

[Slab]

what nutrients are you using?

 

[jokacross]

bio grow right now from biobizz

 

[jondamon]

Add nutes to water

test ph

correct ph to 6.2

water plants





j

 

[jokacross]

is I know that. but I have a liquid pH tester and hen I had nuts they colored the water and hen I put the solution to test the pH I think I dont get an accurate test. Thats why I wask hen adding nuts raise or falls the ph value.

 

[borbor]

does anybody else wanna punch something when they feel like they're the only person that can see the "e" in "nutes"?

I have a friend that'll send me weird texts like "want to mach a bowl" and it almost makes me not want to until he goes back to high school or something

 

[ULMResearch]

Well, he could be non-English... but yes, I did kick a puppy after reading his 3rd post.

Nutrients will lower the pH of your solution. Get a digital meter if you can't tell what the pH is because of the color.

 

[jokacross]

ok. Just purchased a digital one I'm waiting for him to arrived but till that I need to know how to it properly. And I'm not English so sorry for that and I promise that from here I will right correctly nutes lol

 

[resinousflowers]

nutes will drive your ph down,you need a test kit or a meter to determine what your ph is at,it is best to ph the water before you add nutes

after you add nutes.if you do it before then after you add the nutes you will have to do it again.

 

[resinousflowers]

Add nutes to water

test ph

correct ph to 6.2



water plants





j

i correct my ph to 6.9 after adding nutes,and that gives me a run off of 6.2

 

[Kingrow1]

ok. Just purchased a digital one I'm waiting for him to arrived but till that I need to know how to it properly. And I'm not English so sorry for that and I promise that from here I will right correctly nutes lol

Is this a soil grow or hydro, didnt know biobizz would work with hydro but you learn somthing every day. I use it for soil, water pH starts out 7.5, full dose of nutes biobizz brings it down a small bit to 6.5 so no ph up or down. I dont even pH my water no more for soil in organics, pH 8 or 6 is fine for my plants as long as the soils healthy, above 8 or 6 and i would consider pH'ing but feel that goes against the organic principles. Soil organisms help buffer the soil and water anyway, gives em somthing else to do!lol!

I find the whole pH thing a bit overated, i feed my house plants water from the tap at pH8 and get no problems then someone says pH it to 6.5 for best results, i disagree with a lot of points in the whole pH debate and biobizz has very little effect on water being organic so i would not buy into the whole pH thing, soil is my buffer not pH up or down. Peace

 

[jokacross]

Is this a soil grow or hydro, didnt know biobizz would work with hydro but you learn somthing every day. I use it for soil, water pH starts out 7.5, full dose of nutes biobizz brings it down a small bit to 6.5 so no ph up or down. I dont even pH my water no more for soil in organics, pH 8 or 6 is fine for my plants as long as the soils healthy, above 8 or 6 and i would consider pH'ing but feel that goes against the organic principles. Soil organisms help buffer the soil and water anyway, gives em somthing else to do!lol!

I find the whole pH thing a bit overated, i feed my house plants water from the tap at pH8 and get no problems then someone says pH it to 6.5 for best results, i disagree with a lot of points in the whole pH debate and biobizz has very little effect on water being organic so i would not buy into the whole pH thing, soil is my buffer not pH up or down. Peace

Is a soil grow! and what you right is what I want to know since the beginning of this thread! Thanks a lot!

 

[r1tony]

Adding nutes or water will effect PH balance. If you use an organic based nute then your reservoir usually the fluctuation will be wild for about 24-48hours then stabilize.

 

[jokacross]

Adding nutes or water will effect PH balance. If you use an organic based nute then your reservoir usually the fluctuation will be wild for about 24-48hours then stabilize.

explain me better please