Mixing Fertilizer

I boil my water, then store it in a empty water jug(milk jug) for about 3 days.

Then I mix my nutrients and immeadiatly feed.

Is it okay to mix my nutrients in the jug and leave them in the jug with the cap on for a few days?

I'm one of those type A people who like to have everything prepared in advance....

Thanks for all answers.

TENN

Gee really do things right. Guess I'm just too lazy. Sounds good.

what? are you stoned or something?

With the lid on sounds alright..if your using liquid ferts they come in a bottle with a screw on lid so I guess it should be alright...for three days you say???..I think it would be fine

yeah, I'm using Vigoro Bloom booster, it's dry, so I have to mix with water.

Sure, I keep 5 gallon buckets of nutrient soup sitting around for days. Just stir before use. If you use some organic stuff, you should agitate for the health of the organisms.

HTH

potroast said:

Sure, I keep 5 gallon buckets of nutrient soup sitting around for days. Just stir before use. If you use some organic stuff, you should agitate for the health of the organisms.

HTH

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and re-check the PH..

cheers

PH, SCHMEE H. I never check it. Because I'm too lazy to go to the store and get a tester..

regarding ph level....i know it should be between 6 and 7, and ive been meaning to go buy a kit....


but does bottled water have a avg ph? sorry silly ridiculous question...but is there a certain range (not necessarily 6 to 7) for bottled water ph level?


question is for the knome dude....



but yeah i need to get on that regardless

Blazeftw said:

but does bottled water have a avg ph? sorry silly ridiculous question...but is there a certain range (not necessarily 6 to 7) for bottled water ph level?

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hmmm.. good question...

I would guess that every bottled water has a different pH. We have a sizeable representation from the GEEK SQUAD.. they will probably be able to answer that....

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