Stupid question sorry but better safe than sorry

98bubbakush

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I'm thinking of foliar feeding and here's my question after I add my nutrients to the water do I ph the same as watering or does it even matter so anyone who's been in this position help me out should I ph the nutrients I mix up for foliar feeding and what's the proper ph I ph my nutes at 5.8 I'm growing in coco n they're doing great
 

xtsho

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I'm thinking of foliar feeding and here's my question after I add my nutrients to the water do I ph the same as watering or does it even matter so anyone who's been in this position help me out should I ph the nutrients I mix up for foliar feeding and what's the proper ph I ph my nutes at 5.8 I'm growing in coco n they're doing great
If your plants are doing great then why do you want to foliar feed and potentially screw things up? Ask yourself why you need to foliar feed if your plants are already doing great.
 

Brisby

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I dont think that if you ph your water it will hurt it so why not?? But you dont need to pH it. Just foliar feed how it says just pH your water next time or before you do it. Idk tho I never done it just a guess.
 

98bubbakush

Member
If your plants are doing great then why do you want to foliar feed and potentially screw things up? Ask yourself why you need to foliar feed if your plants are already doing great.
I hear ya I guess if it's not broken don't fix it but for the future if I ever need to ide like to know
 

SouthCross

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The PH is an important aspect to foliage feeding. As is the way, time, and amount that's sprayed.

pH of the foliar spray solution – Nutrients must be in their soluble form in order for the plant to absorb them. pH affects the solubility of nutrients and their interaction with other components in the water. Generally, acidic pH improves the penetration of nutrients through leaf surfaces.

http://www.smart-fertilizer.com/articles/foliar-feeding
 

98bubbakush

Member
The PH is an important aspect to foliage feeding. As is the way, time, and amount that's sprayed.

pH of the foliar spray solution – Nutrients must be in their soluble form in order for the plant to absorb them. pH affects the solubility of nutrients and their interaction with other components in the water. Generally, acidic pH improves the penetration of nutrients through leaf surfaces.

http://www.smart-fertilizer.com/articles/foliar-feeding
Thanks
 
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