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4 years ago
First week Sensi Skunk Automatic. I'll use a custom made darkroom with a 250CFL light for the growing process and move to a 250HID light for the flowering fase. I use water from a well and has a natural PH of 7.5. I use Biobizz PH- to reduce the ph of the water to 6.3/65. Let's see how it goes...
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qaogrw2020
qaogrw2020started grow question 4 years ago
My water has a PH of 7.50/ 7.70 and PPM of 370. When I lower the PH with Biobizz PH- I have a 6.30 PH water but the PPM lower to 268. Does lowering the PH also lower the PPM? What's the best PH and PPM measures?
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Wicked_Stixanswered grow question 4 years ago
In soil you will get the best range of nutrient absorbtion around a pH of 6.5 It can vary a few points up or down without any issues though. As far as your ppm it doesn't change with pH. I assume this is an issue with your ppm meter. And as far as the best ppm. That is really impossible to answer. There are a lot of factors in the environment that affect what ppm your plants will need. Your ppm of your water is pretty high though, so I would try to get a ro filter or really and kind or water filter will help. And if you are using a good quality soil then you shouldn't need to feed for about 3 weeks or so. Just keep an eye on the leaves for anything unusual and try to keep the environment right. Looks like you are off to a good start. Good luck with your grow!
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Ferencweek 1
Nice! Good Luck! BioBizz is good nutrition:) @qaogrw2020