Blumat classic question

Rookieoftheyr

Rookieoftheyr

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Does the ph of water in container remain stable? If not how can I get it too? And would it be wise to use individual containers to verify wich plant is drinking ? I’m not using this as a permanent watering system just while I’m away home for holidays. Unless these turn out to be bad ass.
 

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WintersBones

WintersBones

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Throw a lid over the reservoir to minimize evaporation and you should be fine. I run blumats all the time now and just pH the water going in when I top it off.
 
Rookieoftheyr

Rookieoftheyr

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WintersBones said:
Throw a lid over the reservoir to minimize evaporation and you should be fine. I run blumats all the time now and just pH the water going in when I top it off.
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Thank you. I’m hoping these are something I can get dialed in and keep around. I did cut a chunk out of rim of lid just big enough to put lines through.
 
farmingfisherman

farmingfisherman

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Rookieoftheyr said:
Does the ph of water in container remain stable? If not how can I get it too? And would it be wise to use individual containers to verify wich plant is drinking ? I’m not using this as a permanent watering system just while I’m away home for holidays. Unless these turn out to be bad ass.
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Are you using dry slow release nutrients?
 
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