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Hey, so I got this plant... The pH of my run off water is looking like 7.0-7.5 from a ph strip (good), yet my soil meter is reading 6.5(too acidic). Can any one give some insight on what is most important, what this means, and what to do to always have the optimum pH level in your soil. I assume that I want my soil pH to be where my water runoff pH is, right? This I believe, is more important to the roots ability to absorb nutrients.
Thanks! :]
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For the most part you can usually get by without adjusting the pH for soil (assuming ~7pH) without any problems, its just optimal to drop it down a bit.
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-------------------- Any help given is for educational purposes only. Its your responsibility not to break any applicable laws Bamboo Bongs I make | Perfect Dry and Cure | Grapegod under LED “Human beings, vegetables, or cosmic dust, we all dance to a mysterious tune intoned in the distance by an invisible player.” ~ Albert Einstein