Awesome, I need to start making a christmas list, hahaha.
Quick question about PH. Does it take some time to adjust? Like, if I put 10 drops of PH up in a gallon of nutrient treated water, and check it, then I see it needs more, so I add 10 more drops, and check the water again. IF I waited like 30 minutes, would the ph have adjusted more? ( am gonna run this experiment on my own anyway, I watered stinky just now. lemon skunk still has a little weight in those buckets, stinky's are ready tho, so I got the water to 6.5, But I saved part of the gallon to check again in an hour). I'll keep ya'll posted.
ALSO, just a theoretical question, I know PH is an exponential thing, so like IF 6.0 was 10 times more acidic than 7.0, meaning 5.0 would be 100 times more acidic than 7.0, etc....(keep in mind I'm just making up these numbers), then would it also follow that same rule with the amount of PH adjuster used?
EX- if it took me 5 drops of PH down to go from 7.0 to 6.0, then would it take 50 drops of PH down to go from 7.0 to 5.0? (or 45 more drops if you included the initial 5 drops that took me from ph 7 to ph 6?
I hope that question was comprehendible. I'm just trying to get a feel for what exactly I am doing, I want to understand instead of just follow instructions.