Ok I guess carbonic acid in the water is just carbonated water than huh.. its just weird because I don’t think of rainwater as being fizzy and carbonated like carbonated water but I’ve never drank rainwater before and it obviousely is gonna have way less carbonation than a soda.
Just googled “ph of carbonated water” ...google says 4.5.
The problem is if it's living soil, the microbes will adjust the ph to their liking. Inert soil would work better, but if you go that route, coco or peat would be a better option, imo
Coulda used ur tit slap gif like 6 pages ago ya know
Have you ever tried using carbonated water?
I have started to try to copy Purpinator formula and application...haven't given any heartfelt effort yet cuz you gotta have plants at certain stages to even try this stuff. I've tried a couple things but purpinator is based on vacoule Ph and anthocyanins.fade is different mechanisms in the plant. Im more interested in induced anthocyanin expression and carbonated water isn't a consideration.
Great song, mazzy was a babe
Have you used Purpinator? Does it work?
No i haven't used it...just another thing i want to know and be able to reproduce.
What is it? A bottle of nutrients that turns the plant purple?
Growing Blue Hydrangeas - Hydrangea Colors | Gardener's Supply
You may have heard that you can change the color of a hydrangea's flowers by adjusting soil pH. But there's a little more to it than that.www.gardeners.com
I'll go with 5. Some people use coffee with hydrangeas to lower the ph. Mine got pretty blue a year ago when a bunch of neighborhood cats started pissing where it was planted.
Good choice, the motherline of this plant is the one in the pic i posted earlier in thread. If there's purp to be pushed without cold induction, this girl should have it.
All apologies for jacking the thread, but Old Med User, if the nym Trollenator means anything to you, please see here:
Supposedly increases anthocyanin productivity to give you color. Just like tepinator gives you higher terps
invest in some plant risers!
And this makes the pot better how? Green pot or purple pot. I've grown plenty of both and other than the strain differences, (sometimes the same strain but one is green and the other is purple), it's the same buzz. My wife has lots of chickens with white, brown, blue, green and yellow shells but they all taste the same inside as well. Scientifically proven to be no nutritional differences either.Supposedly increases anthocyanin productivity to give you color. Just like tepinator gives you higher terps
If you take a sec to zoom in you can see the wheels under the bucket.invest in some plant risers!
