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I’m sure there is some effect in hydro type grows, but in soil media the pH doesn’t matter. The rhizosphere pH is dictated by the plant roots andi t can swing from 2 to 12 depending on what the plant feels like it needs. the plant will release exudates to solubilize certain nutrients. i would imagine the only issue would be at extreme pHs where you get extremophile bacteria that could possibly kill your plant
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TLO soil for the win. Haven’t had to ph in years, thank god lmao
Nice ! This is probably the least understood sector of cannabis for me
In my fields in marocco the main component of the soil is calciumcarbonate (30%) present in the clay making ph shifts nearly impossible
And I have honestly given up for now in attempting to shift the ph to more accitic numbers
Observation ; the plants grow and develop well
Only precaution I am taking is that I plant my seedlings in a mix of sterilized local clay 33%
And sterilized potting earth 66%
Hoping this way to prepare the clones for what’s coming
Wish I could find a way to get serious amounts of organic matter in the soil
So far my best option seems to be adding activated carbon to sequester the many salts and carbonates
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