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After reading the deficitity thread, I think I agree with that. I will give try to give ph controlled water.
Even if I think my water was something like 6.4 wich normaly should be ok for soil
maybe I overfeed them a bit to put them fast to flowering.
edit: only carmen is showing those symthom, wich confuses me...
my ph-tester jumps arround like no morning...
I'll send it back tomorrow, because it doesnt deliver constant results.
any ph-tester you would recommend? Europe delivery would be nice
After I payed 30 bucks for the first one, I will maybe pay more this time

Cheers & some
for the fast support, lb[/QUOTE]
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002ZG8L58/ref=oh_details_o04_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
LB, this is the one I have. It may be overkill for your situation but I like it a lot and came highly recommended from most moderators on AFN. They also make on that is ~40 USD as well. Probably just as good accuracy just not as many functions.
You said that your water is @ 6.4. Also consider, when you add nutes to your water it is going to drop the ph drastically. My water is consistent at 7.0 exactly. I test every time I use it. After I add my nutes I test and it drops to ~5.8 - 6.0 always. That is with the EC ~1100. Keep that in mind as you are adding nutes. That was my almost fatal flaw on my first grow. I adjusted ph on my water but never tested it after adding nutes. Everything was locked out about the time I went into bloom and it was hell trying to get them back.
I have read a lot on here about ph and just assumed everyone was crazy about ph. ph this, ph that, whatever. After keeping a very close watch on my ph going in and ph of runoff I see that it makes all the difference. If the ph is correct then you have almost no problems at all with nutrient uptake and regulation. It makes my grows 10x easier now. Just like electricity, there are several rules that you must obey to have a successful project. The grow is no different. If you try to shortcut it, it will cause problems eventually. You may think everything is ok, then all of a sudden you are looking at everything go down quickly. Considering the time, energy and money put into a grow, it is better to make everything perfect than to take a chance at losing one crop.
Thanks for the rep bro, I am just trying to help out. When I came to AFN there were several guys that made a difference in my grows so I think it is only correct to pay it forward.
Even if I think my water was something like 6.4 wich normaly should be ok for soil
maybe I overfeed them a bit to put them fast to flowering.
edit: only carmen is showing those symthom, wich confuses me...
my ph-tester jumps arround like no morning...
I'll send it back tomorrow, because it doesnt deliver constant results.
any ph-tester you would recommend? Europe delivery would be nice

After I payed 30 bucks for the first one, I will maybe pay more this time



Cheers & some

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002ZG8L58/ref=oh_details_o04_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
LB, this is the one I have. It may be overkill for your situation but I like it a lot and came highly recommended from most moderators on AFN. They also make on that is ~40 USD as well. Probably just as good accuracy just not as many functions.
You said that your water is @ 6.4. Also consider, when you add nutes to your water it is going to drop the ph drastically. My water is consistent at 7.0 exactly. I test every time I use it. After I add my nutes I test and it drops to ~5.8 - 6.0 always. That is with the EC ~1100. Keep that in mind as you are adding nutes. That was my almost fatal flaw on my first grow. I adjusted ph on my water but never tested it after adding nutes. Everything was locked out about the time I went into bloom and it was hell trying to get them back.
I have read a lot on here about ph and just assumed everyone was crazy about ph. ph this, ph that, whatever. After keeping a very close watch on my ph going in and ph of runoff I see that it makes all the difference. If the ph is correct then you have almost no problems at all with nutrient uptake and regulation. It makes my grows 10x easier now. Just like electricity, there are several rules that you must obey to have a successful project. The grow is no different. If you try to shortcut it, it will cause problems eventually. You may think everything is ok, then all of a sudden you are looking at everything go down quickly. Considering the time, energy and money put into a grow, it is better to make everything perfect than to take a chance at losing one crop.
Thanks for the rep bro, I am just trying to help out. When I came to AFN there were several guys that made a difference in my grows so I think it is only correct to pay it forward.
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