Perfect PH level of water

What is the perfect level for water used to water your plants? Or what is the IDEAL number?

Theirs only 1. Bottled Water. Then Never Look Back.

I would say that carbon filtered rain water does pretty good actually.

What do you guys use?

I use Tap water. Let it sit in a big garbage can for two days... I mix my solutions in 5gal buckets. After I add nutes I PH it... my tap is 8 ph.. but theirs no need to PH water until you put nutes in it.. Unless your not adding nutes... then just PH it

...distiled water plus 3 different dyna grow nutes = 6.6pH and 128ppm

sounds good, whats a good level to be at PH wise after adding the nutrients?( sorry if I am being annoying asking all these damn Q's, just trying to get my shit together lol)

Highflier22 said:

sounds good, whats a good level to be at PH wise after adding the nutrients?( sorry if I am being annoying asking all these damn Q's, just trying to get my shit together lol)

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pH 6.2 to 6.7 is best to ensure there is no nutrient lock-up occurring...

my plants get the water that comes out of the water hose

This PH thing is up in the air!
My huge healthy outdoor plants
do just fine and thrive at 7.2 PH
tap water and Fox Farm soil.

I use lime in my mix (dolomite), and don't pH anything. Especially, like kevin, the water coming out of my hose or tap.

Why complicate the simple?

Wet

6.2-6.8.

If you go above or below this you are making your plants susceptible to nutrient lock or disease.