New grower taking on rocbudinc!!

[MadWolf]

One of those 2 schools of thought things. Some say needed, some say not needed....have done it both ways, not noticed any difference.

I'll leave the rocks out

 

[MadWolf]

Not sure if you can get these over the pond .. but about as cheap and did me proud for years!

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Going to look now

 

[Bill.de.Cat]

So you don't need to ph the water for organic grows?

Think he's meaning straight organic in which I think about 7/8 gal pot is needed to get through a grow... using HF in 2.5 gal fabric pots myself and ph all water/nutes....just to be safe

 

[MadWolf]

Think he's meaning straight organic in which I think about 7/8 gal pot is needed to get through a grow... using HF in 2.5 gal fabric pots myself and ph all water/nutes....just to be safe

Just for a heads up, what are you keeping the ph at?

 

[Bill.de.Cat]

Just for a heads up, what are you keeping the ph at?

5.8 to 6.5, requires about 50/50 mix of RO water (bought) and my well water...occasionally I have to add a couple drops of vinegar to bring it down a notch or 2.

 

[MadWolf]

5.8 to 6.5, requires about 50/50 mix of RO water (bought) and my well water...occasionally I have to add a couple drops of vinegar to bring it down a notch or 2.

I hope this is not an annoying question but, what is RO water?

 

[Bill.de.Cat]

I hope this is not an annoying question but, what is RO water?

Reverse osmosis water

 

[WildBill]

Bill, in small pots, even organic wouldn't soil ph change of the course of a grow?

He'd need a soil Ph tester for that.

 

[WildBill]

So you don't need to ph the water for organic grows?

Only for information. IF you have to adjust your water Ph in an organic glow, you need different water LOL!

 

[WildBill]

5.8 to 6.5, requires about 50/50 mix of RO water (bought) and my well water...occasionally I have to add a couple drops of vinegar to bring it down a notch or 2.

Now that's where you could use a ph pen.