cannakis
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haha yes. I actuall just potted some with the compost manure which is a perfect 6.5 - 6.6 and as I've thought that it would grow great in that material alone. airy as well.
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I would like to say, stay away from PH if you have living soil. STAY AWAY. I do not lime my mix because it will be handled by the microbes and fungi. I used 1/3 Peat 1/3 coco and 1/3 compost as my base then I amended with the typical amendments. I decided the other day to barrow a soil ph tester from my friend and my ph was a little over 7(neutral). Yet the plants are doing amazing
I hope you can realize PH is a waste and will possible kill your soil.
greasemonkeymann
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Ahh, c'mon man, we've talked about this before... PH isn't a tell-all, manure is full of salts, full of nitrogen, full of ammonia (urine), PH really doesn't play a big role in a living soil, like I've said (a couple times) you are vastly overthinking things, making it WAY too hard on yourself.
Keep It Simple.
I hope your manure isn't comprising of much of your medium, or you're going to burn them
cannakis
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cool thanksI would like to say, stay away from PH if you have living soil. STAY AWAY. I do not lime my mix because it will be handled by the microbes and fungi. I used 1/3 Peat 1/3 coco and 1/3 compost as my base then I amended with the typical amendments. I decided the other day to barrow a soil ph tester from my friend and my ph was a little over 7(neutral). Yet the plants are doing amazing
I hope you can realize PH is a waste and will possible kill your soil.
well actually did a few in just Straight hot composted saw dust manure and see what happens.
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