subo el ph de mi agua de riego con bicarbonato de sodio pero me sube mucho el ec de mi agua.

BullWeedDog
BullWeedDogstarted grow question 4y ago
Now I have the plants in the 3rd week of flowering. The EC of the watering water with fertilizer is 2.01, and when I raise the pH with baking soda, it goes up to 2.72. Can I over-fertilize the plants with this? Can I use something else to raise the pH without increasing the EC??
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 4y ago
It is certainly possible to overfeed your plants! If you're growing an autoflower, your EC is way too high... it's probably pretty high for a photo, too. The best way to raise (or lower) pH is with General Hydroponics PH-Up or PH-Down - being liquid, it's easy to use and does not affect the EC at all but go cautiously until you learn how many drops it takes to raise your water/nute solution to where you want it ... and it's the industry standard... Good luck! And please start a diary for this grow! :-D
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BullWeedDog
BullWeedDoganswered grow question 4y ago
I used Grotek as fertilizer, and following the fertilizer chart, it says that the plant at this stage should have an EC of 2.4 and up to 2.8 in a more advanced stage. Do you think it might be too high? What is the recommended EC at the different stages of the plant??
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