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Buffered soil can still get out of ph. range. Mine has.

It just depends on the ph. of your soil. Generally speaking, you want to keep your watering ph. at 6.0 to 6.8. the lower figure for vege, and the higher level for bloom. Your soil ph. will tell the final water ph. level you need. If your soil ph. is low, of course you would ad the higher level...

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I just used mixasoil and water.

I used Mixasoil with great results, this is week 5 of flower.

Run off water is not correct, do not trust this. I have the very best soil and npk testers on the market. Both of my ph testers say that my soil is right at 6.0 ph, but the run off says 7.9. My plants are beautiful with no signs of deficiencies and are in the final week of flower. So My opinion...

Leaves curling during flower here too probably from nitrogen toxicity, try a minute amount of aluminum sulfate, seems to work immediately for soil ph reduction!!

Same problem with curling leaves during flower, I tried minute doses of aluminum sulfate work very well!!

Bring the soil down

Has anyone ever used aluminum sulfate to lower PH, if so how much and how often would you use it? Thanks.

I prefer Mixasoil mediums, no layering or any other work involved, I'm just lazy.

There fore the up front cost to bear for more soil than I need, get my point?

Peruvian seabird guano is also useful with 12-11-2 Npk, Nice ratio!!

We share our thoughts and results on these sites and yet Someone ALWAYS has to argue the point. We are sharing news not entering a political debate!

If you are using the same amount of amendments as stated earlier it does cost that much! Of course you can cut corners but whos to say what creates the best flavors and aromas.

Look forward to them.

That's how I started 45 years ago, Thanks a lot anyway.

If you wouldn't mind, I would love that Sir. I will appreciate any time and trouble for you to help me, Again THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!!

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Have you ever made your own super soil? It costs damn near 40 dollars for .75 cu ft not to mention how much extra storage space needed for all the amendments, nutrients and trace elements, not to mention the up front cost to buy all the ingredients.