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Hiya shed,
So how’d you go about your soil ph?
I flushed mine out with ph water until the run off read as 6.3
But as I used the same run off to water the plant down. I probably just reintroduced the same salts to the soil. Just re dispersed and ph downed this time XD
Hmm maybe I should Have just dumped it.
But as you previously said in a post.
when a plant takes in a positive it releases a negative.
So now that all those salts are less concentrated in some root areas. And in the nute water.
I am kinda thinking that the plant should start taking more salts right? And at the same time idk recycle the ones that i flushed out Of the medium, but not dumped?
Or does that seem a bit flawed?
I'm pretty sure I never said " when a plant takes in a positive it releases a negative" and I'm not even sure what that means!Hiya shed,
So how’d you go about your soil ph?
Okay BTF, we get it!Just jumping in.
The water of the flush won't change the pH of the medium unless it's incredibly high in alkaline, and then it might raise it some over time. I refer you back to the info in my original post in this thread:Would the water used to flush change the ph of the medium even though the salt flush will not?
Sorry I was referring to the ions in nutrients. And how roots take them in and release them.plant takes in a positive it releases a negative
Over the course of a single grow, I don't believe that MC will raise the pH in a buffered medium sufficiently to be a problem. My problem came about not as a result of the MC, but because the ProMix HP was sold well-beyond its best-use date and had degraded.I saw how Mc would Just slowly raise the ph over time.
Got an outside garden you can dump them in? I flush my plants over near my lemon trees so as not to waste the water.And I don’t really want to dump those unused nutrients, And salts. I want the plant to utilize them.
Glad to help!Thank you for answering my early bird question of the day
When you identified this problem, did you use a slurry test? I worry about my small containers/big plants using up all the buffers sometimes.My problem came about not as a result of the MC, but because the ProMix HP was sold well-beyond its best-use date and had degraded.