onthe420train
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6.7-6.8 sounds to be good for fox farm. I don't have enough experience to tell you if its good or not but I imagine that is a fine pH for fox farm. pH really isn't as big a deal as people make it to be, most problems that appear to be pH are really other things like ratio or deficiency its just a matter of getting it all right on. 6.7 sounds fine though.
keep an eye on your runoff, that guys point wasn't you don't need to do it hes just saying its not that big a deal unless it is.
I run nute mix through my pot until runoff = nute mix. takes a pump and a bucket and a lot of water going through hahaha but I'm in soilless/hydro.
To clarify for Sungod your soil has been treated with lime which is a natural pH buffer and lowers the pH.
and to Here To Learn if your soil has been treated with lime you actually want to water with a pH of 7 because the soil will lower the pH.
keep an eye on your runoff, that guys point wasn't you don't need to do it hes just saying its not that big a deal unless it is.
I run nute mix through my pot until runoff = nute mix. takes a pump and a bucket and a lot of water going through hahaha but I'm in soilless/hydro.
To clarify for Sungod your soil has been treated with lime which is a natural pH buffer and lowers the pH.
and to Here To Learn if your soil has been treated with lime you actually want to water with a pH of 7 because the soil will lower the pH.