No ph meter
OGgrowsanswered grow question 6y ago
Hi @StealthAlien Tap water is usually around 7-7.8 PH. fertilizers tend to lower the PH, you can apply the nutes normally. good luck mate 👍
rhodes68answered grow question 6y ago
At this point prob ok do you know what PH your water runs?
Mine runs between 7.2-6.8 so I kind of know how much PH down to add (almost said up constantly doing that).
You will need a way to test soon though even the dyes would do well enough.
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