You know I'm probably like 45 minutes away from you man? We should hang out.

Don't sweat it man, close those eyes and let that high take you elsewhere, have a good one man! Don't forget to wake and bake, I know Im gonna, lmao

Definately get a decent PH measure, the Milwaukee PH pen on ebay is a good one for around US $20.
Organic apple cider vinegar, Humic acid, Fulvic acid, Lemon juice are all organic and will lower the PH.

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I'm using a Hannah Ph meter.
If I brewed up a tea using Bat guanno (n) they use for the vegg cycle , would that bring it down? I need to bring it down a full point to point and a half (my Ph is 7.5-7.7 now, need to get that number closer to 6.2) And if I did use Lemon Juice, or any citrus based means to lower my Ph, won't that kill the micoorgansims in the BMO products?

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I am able to change the ph of large amounts of water with a few drops, I'm not sure such a low concentration will commit genocide on beneficial bacteria but you never know, try one of the other methods.

Thanks Koolaid (luv the name)-
I pump my nutes out of a 30 gallon Rubbermaid trash can, only mixing 20-25 gallons at a time (22 plants in the garden) How much lemon juice are we talking to drop the Ph from 7.5 to 6.2 in a 25 gallon mix?

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Treemansbuds

I've had good luck with phosphoric acid. Got it at Home Depot for about $15 a gallon. I added maybe 5 or 6 drops to a gallon of water, which lowered my pH from 8.7 to 6.5. Next day plants were thriving and looked very happy

lol no shit were you from around?

I heard that to get the pH down you crush up egg shells, soak them in water, strain the egg shells out, and then pour the water into the soil/medium.

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Well sir, I feel like a slice of butter... melting on top of a big-ol' pile of flapjacks.

ive never heard no shit like that. though im not saying its not true

about 45 minutes west on 90

tree, your best bet is a ph tester for like 20 bucks. you dip it, click it, and boom you know your exact ph. also, my keyboard is drying so i am using my onscreen keyboard... takes like 3 minutes to mouseclick 1 sentance

lmao, thank you, my wife made the graphic for it, that sprout hes leaning against was my first plant