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Hi All,
I found this article from General Hydroponics which states that if using Just Right Xtra coco soil:
"Adjusting pH is not necessary with any nutrients".
Prior to this statement it states:
"Our ph in this mix is 7.01 which are perfect to keep the bacteria and fungi from destroying or decomposing. There is no need for adjustment of your pH of any nutrient you add to this mix."
"We suggest no nutrients for a couple weeks. When you wet this mix with de chlorinated water the runoff will be around 1300ppm which is hot and will aid in Germination of any seeds or cuttings."
hXXp://www.ncwgs.com/just_right_xtra.php
I am currently using this soil but have been adjusting the ph to 5.8 (as it is a soiless soil thus needs to be treated like hydro). I'm using distilled water and Im a bit confused as to whether or not I should be using adjusting the ph (comes 7.0 in bottle). Any help would be great. Seedlings are looking a little yellow after two weeks of sprouting.
I found this article from General Hydroponics which states that if using Just Right Xtra coco soil:
"Adjusting pH is not necessary with any nutrients".
Prior to this statement it states:
"Our ph in this mix is 7.01 which are perfect to keep the bacteria and fungi from destroying or decomposing. There is no need for adjustment of your pH of any nutrient you add to this mix."
"We suggest no nutrients for a couple weeks. When you wet this mix with de chlorinated water the runoff will be around 1300ppm which is hot and will aid in Germination of any seeds or cuttings."
hXXp://www.ncwgs.com/just_right_xtra.php
I am currently using this soil but have been adjusting the ph to 5.8 (as it is a soiless soil thus needs to be treated like hydro). I'm using distilled water and Im a bit confused as to whether or not I should be using adjusting the ph (comes 7.0 in bottle). Any help would be great. Seedlings are looking a little yellow after two weeks of sprouting.