eastcoastmo
Well-Known Member
Duuuuude you still alive man?? Hope everythings ok and you're just on holidays or something!! Hope your girls have picked up by now too hey
You must be lit this morning. lol i ph everything. a nice 5.5-6.5 is what i found to be the best. but 6-6.5 is trully ideal for dirt.its true its not as critical, but i always ph. but i do trust your advice kite. you know more than lots of the jackasses on this site. theres some really shitty advice givers.Then no need to worry about pH as it is rarely a problem in soil
That's the only reason I brought it up. I particularly had horrible issues with P and K last year on my tomatoes because I couldn't check the pH and was feeding my plants what turned out to be incorrectly set nutes (based on an old formula of mine when the water supply was already pH 6.3-6.5). Now after getting a new pH pen (and subsequently reviving my ancient Hanna), I see the pH of the water supply is 7.0-7.2 !I find its good practice to ph. you are right tho, many people prematurly blame ph. i just do it cause ive had past issues
every time i read one of your posts randomly scattered about the forum it's like *ENLIGHTENED A LITTLE BIT MORE* heard good things about ya..On amended soiless the medium takes care of pH and no amount of pH up oor down will make any difference. In soil/ soiless mediums it is so rare for pH to be a problem that I haven't used my Milwaukee pH pen in years. People not in the know always jump on the "it's the pH" bandwagon because they don't know what it is so it must be pH. Now in hydro since there's no buffer yes you need check but in soil soiless it has a buffering medium so the pH of water doesn't effect much.
And if I am awake I am baked. Always.