high ph

[str8xjagerxbongxtoker]

i test my waters ph and it came up 7.4 so my question is does this slow my plants growth? i been watching my ww and moby **** fem for almost a month now and the ww has not sprouted yet but the moby **** is peeking but very little so im worried

 

[kasgrow]

Are you in dirt or hydro? If in dirt check your run off ph.
Usually seed problems are from over watering or too much ferts
in soil not ph.

 

[4u2sm0ke]

way high for for both Hydro and soil..


and yes slow down plant growth..Number # thing my friend is PH..


PH is Our friend say that ...lol..


Hydro..i think 5.5-5.8


soil 6.5-7.0


Adjust that water to propper PH..give me a shout if ya think i can help..untill then take care and be safe:bolt::bong:

 

[cmd420]

I've had problems similar to yours...you gotta tell us though: Dirt or Hydro? If it is Hydro, what medium are u using?

 

[str8xjagerxbongxtoker]

it is a soil grow.. so after watering the plant i test the drain waters ph level and its susposed to be within the 6.5 range?

 

[The Hemp Goddess]

I recommend reproducing nature. Rain is basically naturally distilled water. Therefore the water you provide should be distilled (pH 7).

B

This is not really true. While the evaporation process is much like distillation, the quality of your rain water depends on where you live and the pollutants in the air--rain water will pick these up. In urban areas with a lot of industrialization, your water may be very acidic. Even without pollutants, rain water is likely to have a pH closer to 5.5-6.0 because of the DO in rainwater.

 

[The Hemp Goddess]

I recommend reproducing nature. Rain is basically naturally distilled water. Therefore the water you provide should be distilled (pH 7).

B

This is not really true. While the evaporation process is much like distillation, the quality of your rain water depends on where you live and the pollutants in the air--rain water will pick these up. In urban areas with a lot of industrialization, your water may be very acidic and/or contaminated by other substances in the ground or air. Even without pollutants, rain water is likely to have a pH closer to 5.5-6.0 because of the DO in rainwater.