Bogs Dollocks
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Hi thanks for taking the time to read this so my question is when flushing do i ph the water or just use it straight from the tap any help would be appreciated 
Ph or not to Ph that is the question
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Budzbuddha
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Be prepared for comments from all sides ... There is tons of threads on this.
Bogs Dollocks
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So this is my first grow and i have managed to get to week 8 with minimal problems i just don't want to get any further then go to flush and do it wrong and f**k the full thing up i know its either i do ph or i don't sounds simple but i have read a few different things and still unsure as to which is the best option I'm growing in coco and been using canna coco a&b with buddhas tree advance meta boost and buddhas tree pk 9-18 been using ph 5.8 water
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growbro1964
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Hi thanks for taking the time to read this so my question is when flushing do i ph the water or just use it straight from the tap any help would be appreciated
growbro1964
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i leave my tap water out 24 hours to clear it out and it seems to work good
Hi thanks for taking the time to read this so my question is when flushing do i ph the water or just use it straight from the tap any help would be appreciated
I don't flush, I've tried both flushing ph'd, Flushing with flushnutes, and just watering the last 14 days, honestly none that i've asked has ever noticed a difference so i just went fuck it, i believe my plants need their nutrients to fully develop and dense up at the end
Cannabis is about finding your own style that fits your plant. If i had to flush i would go the ph'd way just because i have everything needed and it cant hurt
i grow in soil.I believe this comes from old school growers and hippies believing it kills the root and instantly starts fermentation/curing in the leaves and buds and should result in a 30 day cure in just 3 days i think it is?
chiqifella
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I grow in peat, my dusty ph pen is on the same shelf as my unused bottled nutrients
Jypsy Dog
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Is that ONLY with that "Hospital Grade " RO you claim to have?
Don't "Flush," Just reduce your TDS over the last weeks. Finish in the 100's.
stoned-monkey
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do you find it troublesome to pH? why wouldn't you its real easy and cheap? just saying it can't hurt to pH.
I don't flush my plants cause well I never seen any benefit to it, I always grew semi-organic and now full organic so I don't have chemicals to flush out anyway. never flushed any veggie plant or herbs or anything, I figure nature doesn't bother so why would I.
I don't flush my plants cause well I never seen any benefit to it, I always grew semi-organic and now full organic so I don't have chemicals to flush out anyway. never flushed any veggie plant or herbs or anything, I figure nature doesn't bother so why would I.
TacoMac
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Having to PH your water means that there are impurities, chemicals, and who knows what else in it that make the PH unsuitable for use. PHing your water does not remove all of the harmful contaminates that were in it to begin with. It simply changes the acidity level by either adding acid or base to it.
The point isn't that it's hard, troublesome or expensive. The point is that you're essentially doctoring up shitty water to use in your grow rather than using quality water and not having to bother with it.
What's more, the shitty PH'd water can still cause all kinds of issues due to whatever contaminate it was that made you have to PH it to begin with. Many people run up against that and all you hear from people are PH it and Nutrients.
Shitty water is shitty water. If you're having to PH it, it's shitty. Best to use good water from the get go and you remove 99% of every problem you will ever encounter in a grow.
