Giving MC a shot, subbed
I grew your Bedroom Cookies with it this summer in ProMix HP!
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Giving MC a shot, subbed
Giving MC a shot, subbed
I grew your Bedroom Cookies with it this summer in ProMix HP!
I don't pH my nutes. Completely unnecessary in Promix or any well made soil.What were you pH-ing your mix to when feeding? Typical 5.6-6.3 range?
What were you pH-ing your mix to when feeding? Typical 5.6-6.3 range?
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Thanks a lot of work here n there everything on a budget but my grow spot needed a upgradeBad ass!!!
I don't pH my nutes. Completely unnecessary in Promix or any well made soil.
Do we need to pH adjust our nutrient solutions?
Greetings all! I recently had a running email conversation with the "Grower Services & Product Development Director" at ProMix (aka Premier Tech). I began the conversation by posting a question on their website, asking if I should be treating ProMix HP as soil or soil-less when mixing...www.420magazine.com
i run hempy and i ph to 5.8(ish).
i use ro water, i filter myself and it usually starts between 5 - 7ppm, and ph 7.0 - 7.2.
right now i'm finding that the ph is very close to my target after mixing the nutes. have not used a ph buffer for few feeds.
If you still don't believe it coming directly from the folks at ProMix, here is more from New Hampshire University via Cornell:I've typically treated promix like coco and ran the nute pH to that range.