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Growing indoors with soil, plants are about 1 month old.
My tap water is too alkaline (somewhere around 8.0) and is throwing the Ph too high, and my plants are showing some nutrient problems.
Is there anything I can buy that will *quickly* stabilize the soil Ph, and keep it there for the season?
I know about Dolomite Lime to RAISE the Ph, but does this work if the soil is too alkaline?, will it bring it back to 7.0 and STAY there, or will it keep raising it?
What is the best thing to use to lower the Ph and keep it stable?
So far Ive tried Lemons, which works well mixed with water. Could I just keep mixing lemons with the tap water to stabilize the water's Ph, and keep feeding it to them until harvest or no?
My tap water is too alkaline (somewhere around 8.0) and is throwing the Ph too high, and my plants are showing some nutrient problems.
Is there anything I can buy that will *quickly* stabilize the soil Ph, and keep it there for the season?
I know about Dolomite Lime to RAISE the Ph, but does this work if the soil is too alkaline?, will it bring it back to 7.0 and STAY there, or will it keep raising it?
What is the best thing to use to lower the Ph and keep it stable?
So far Ive tried Lemons, which works well mixed with water. Could I just keep mixing lemons with the tap water to stabilize the water's Ph, and keep feeding it to them until harvest or no?