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 KaptKid
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 Soil pH ??? Need Help 
#286525 - 09/25/09 11:42 PM (16 years, 7 months ago) |
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The pH strips read pH between 5 to 6 leaning closer to6.I never thought these were that easy to read. The pool pH kit only reads 6.8 thru 8.2 in .4 increments.The Milwaukee, I don't know.The batteries needed replacing and it just doesn't seem to work the same after replacing.Recalibrating right now.I have to let it set for 15 min between readings.Hope that's helping. pH 6.3. Getting closer to stoping these nute block out.
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KaptKid
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 Re: Soil pH ??? Need Help [Re: KaptKid]
#286892 - 09/26/09 05:21 PM (16 years, 7 months ago) |
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Someone got to know a way to take pH That is dependable.
Those plants are looking like shit and I think I'm doing them more harm than good.
I like the pool pH but need to find one that is more accurate and a larger pH range.
Trans planted 2 plants outside. Put more FF/OF in the holes. Hope that saves them.
Help.......................
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81renaissance
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Re: Soil pH ??? Need Help [Re: KaptKid]
#286910 - 09/26/09 05:38 PM (16 years, 7 months ago) |
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Well you didn't exactly ask a clear question, so that's why nobody answered you.
Best bet is to go spend $30 at your local hydro store and pick up another digital meter.
The Milwaukee meter works fine, but they're fragile so if you drop or mistreat them in any way they stop functioning.
Do you live someplace tropical?...I'm worried that you transplanted them outside so late in the season.
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KaptKid
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I was a little drunk when I wrote that. sorry.
I live in the subtropics(my winter is over by march if we have one) and these are auto flowing plants. So there is less than a month to harvest.
I'm after seed with this grow.But would like to get a joint out of it.
That pen has never been drop and always treated with the greatest of care.
I'm just furstrated after having pH problems in 3 straight grows and read where Magash said the pens are not long lasting and a pain keeping calabrated. That pen cost me $75
I'm gona go smoke a bowl.
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