watering question...need help

tlsdrm73

tlsdrm73

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so i've been letting my water sit out for 24+ hours now and i'm about to water my plants for the 2nd time. they are all about 12" tall and i guess my question is should i pH my water before i feed them? if so then what should i pH them to?:joint:

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tlsdrm73 said:
so i've been letting my water sit out for 24+ hours now and i'm about to water my plants for the 2nd time. they are all about 12" tall and i guess my question is should i pH my water before i feed them? if so then what should i pH them to?:joint:

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If you're growing in soil then PH shouldn't be a big deal. Soil is a very forgiving and is a powerful buffer. However, if you want to be technical then i'd PH around 6.5 right before you water
 
yeah, 6.5-6.8 but i never pH for soil and i use tap water. i also let it sit out for a while but one thing i add is a bit of H2O2
 
I never measure pH either - MJ is a lot more tolerant of variations in pH than some would have you believe. Most plants are - or they wouldn´t survive.
 
thats kinda wut i always figured...i just wanna make sure my babies are getting the best a father could give ya kno? u wouldn't wanna give your kid a rotten banana rot of nutrients, you'd want to give them a sweet fresh ripe banana so they can receive the nourishments their body needs...
 
btw upthearsenal....the pic in your sig...is that some white widow? that looks EXACTLY like my nug i grew years back that i monstercropped
 
tlsdrm73 said:
thats kinda wut i always figured...i just wanna make sure my babies are getting the best a father could give ya kno? u wouldn't wanna give your kid a rotten banana rot of nutrients, you'd want to give them a sweet fresh ripe banana so they can receive the nourishments their body needs...
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Usually people try too hard. Sometimes basic horticulture techniques is the best you can give
 
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