Thread: Lowering water pH?
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Old 10-29-2008, 07:59 AM
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Originally Posted by ODGROP View Post
Ok I have always just watered my plants with aged tap water without worrying about pH, but I'm wanting to do a better job now. So I was looking at some pH lowering stuff and was wondering if the pH down solutions used for hydro reserviors would be ok to use to lower the pH of the water I'll be watering my soil plants with? I'm guessing that it will work just fine, but would like to make sure that there isn't something better out there I could be using.
I think you are perfectly fine to use that in a soil grow. For my soil grow I use lemon juice for PH down and baking soda for PH up. Although I'm told lemon juice will mess up a res so it is a no-no for hydro folks, but good for soil.
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