Good flowering nutrients with no pH adjusting required

Just wondering if there are any good, cheap, organic, no pH adjusting flowering nutrients, i dont have a ph tester/kit, so i dont ph my water, been using rain water. i need something that doesnt need the pH to be adjusted.

Advanced Nutrients PH Perfect series (sensi bloom). I would suggest immediately stop using rain water if you can avoid it and buy a pH pen for like 30 bucks.

if ur going chemical, gonna need a ph meter my man. organic I still check now and then. any one part nute will be ok

I don't use a PH meter, and I just use plain tap water, and I'll go with yoda on the AN PH Perfect it works like it says

i would not just leave ph "to the gods". check it easily with a soil ph meter from home depot and then add organic ph up/down like Espoma brand lime for up and acidifier (sulfur) for down. otherwise, your water, nutes, and soil buildup will probably shift the ph over time.

Espoma products all the way!!!!
http://www.amazon.com/Espoma-GSUL6-Soil-Acidifier-6-Pound/dp/B0063ZDQ66/

plus try this...
http://www.amazon.com/Espoma-PT4-4-Pound-Plant-Tone-Organic/dp/B001R4OJRS/

(no i don't work for nor receive compensation from Espoma)

m3d1c1n3man said:

i would not just leave ph "to the gods". check it easily with a soil ph meter from home depot and then add organic ph up/down like Espoma brand lime for up and acidifier (sulfur) for down. otherwise, your water, nutes, and soil buildup will probably shift the ph over time.

Espoma products all the way!!!!
http://www.amazon.com/Espoma-GSUL6-Soil-Acidifier-6-Pound/dp/B0063ZDQ66/

plus try this...
http://www.amazon.com/Espoma-PT4-4-Pound-Plant-Tone-Organic/dp/B001R4OJRS/

(no i don't work for nor receive compensation from Espoma)

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i agree with this guy here ^^ Epsoma have good organic ferts loaded with life.

and no i dont work for Epsoma either.

rain water i heard is high in PH so carefull going that route, its also illigal to catch it in some states so dont get busted collecting rain water, wouldnt that be ironic...

PH testing in soil is a little over rated, some do dissagree and some agree, i found using a good potting soil and not going crazy on nutrients usually keeps the soil in a good range for a entire grow, i always amended with a little dol lime for a buffer .

PH perfect for advanced is a hydroponic nutrient i believe (or more geared towards hydro growers)

check out the general hydroponics "GO" lineup i used it and seemed to work well