chefhashman
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First thing to do is find out about where the pH and EC/PPM buffer of the soil is with a quick run off test using RO/distilled water. RO has no pH or mineral buffer. The run off will give a little more accurate result. A decent test is to use about an equal volume of water to media and then check the run off numbers. If pH and/or PPM are out…
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Every watering.
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scottyreal posted an update 2 months ago
In LA w/ the crew! Who wants to meet up and smoke tomorrow?
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I’ll land at LAX just before noon! 😀
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Growing up in Huntington Beach for 30yrs before leaving in 08, I had only gone to LA 4-5 times haha. Just don’t go to jail at Twin Towers not a fun place to be. I can only imagine now.
@scottyreal go catch a wave for me Bro.
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please host a dgc cup on Vancouver Island, it will be wild
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An out of range pH buffer will lock out minerals in any media. It’s almost always the reason plants lack nutrition. Often times heavy feeding from veg through mid flower can cause a salt build up if allowed to dry back too much too often tanking pH.
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Check the run off pH after watering to make sure it’s also in range.
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