pH of 4.5 to 5.5 in soil?
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ElectricPineapple
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eggshells, dolomite lime, baking soda. those are all buffers. but dont know if baking soda has negative effects to plants.
CLOSETGROWTH
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Go with the dolomite lime, make sure you get the finely granulated type.
It will keep your soil plants ph dead on throughout your grow.
Good luck
It will keep your soil plants ph dead on throughout your grow.
Good luck
ElectricPineapple
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thanks for chiming in. i just didnt know how effective the dolomite lime is when mixing in water. just wondering, if he is have those issues, will the lime also fix the soil PH, not just the water ph? id assume he would have to flush with dolomite lime water to adjust the ph
CLOSETGROWTH
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Ive always mixed the dolomite lime in with the soil before i even put the plant in...
Im sure if he waters his plant with a diluted portion of dolomite lime, it might take care of all problems.
The stuff is a "must" when growing from soil.
It adds calcium and magnesium.
ElectricPineapple
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ya i understand that. i put it in my soil befroe transplanting. i was just wondering if it would fix his soil PH problem since i think that is where he is running into the problem. btw what soil and what is in your soil, like amendments, noxzouis
