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I was hoping you would see this and chime in. I remember all the vinegar experiments you did back when we were on TMF. What you are using is the same stuff, distilled white vinegar.
BTW, next time you're in the market for a new soil meter take a look at the Control Wizard Accurate 8. It's the same as the Kelway only it has a slimmer 12" probe instead of that short stubby one the Kelway has. Since I bought it I don't use my Kelway anymore. That long probe lets you get right down into the roots for a good measurement.
BTW, next time you're in the market for a new soil meter take a look at the Control Wizard Accurate 8. It's the same as the Kelway only it has a slimmer 12" probe instead of that short stubby one the Kelway has. Since I bought it I don't use my Kelway anymore. That long probe lets you get right down into the roots for a good measurement.
I thought I would chirp in cause I am a big time vinigar user. I would rather use vinigar than pH down product or nitric acid. I am never sure what distilled vinigar is so I will not comment on it. I use plain white vinigar that you buy in a grocery store. I put a cup into a 2 liter pop bottle and fill the rest up with water and use it at that strength. I have experimented with up to 3 cups of vinigar and still had no problem with plant damage to a healthy plant. That is my experience with it.
I think a decent pH meter is totally where it is at. I use two of them. One is a Hanna, great meter. The other is a Kelway that reads the same but you have to be dilligent in keeping the contants clean with a scrubby sponge and occaisional buffing with 000 steel wool. I think a meter is essential. I have used test strips and I hate them but if that is all you can afford it is better than nothing.