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High PH levels

I... well... I'll go ahead and try. You're trying to ask if it is better to give plain water to lower ph, or use PH down to lower ph ?
 
I dont think this person has a real problem, maybe doesnt even grow or maybe English is not their first language and the google translator is screwing it up on the other hand it could be a leprechaun. Lets see how they respond
 
They might be on the other side of the world, so I suppose they could be sleeping?
Oh no, I guess that theory is out, they posted a few days ago.
 
I am sticking with English is not their first language. I am deaf and lived in Mexico for 9 years, that was a challange
 
Hey guys, i hope yall had fun talking about me, 🤣I've just been busy, but I'm back now. 3x4 grow tent, FoxFarm soil and nutes : cal mag, big bloom, grow big, and with 10% mixture of perlite coco coir and horse manure. I stressd the plants a couple of times because it's my first rodeo. I've learned a lot on these posts and hands on experience. I think my next grow will be much smoother. I think i got the ph under control. I purchased PH down and my last reading was within range. I do have another question though. I planted on the 1st of February and like I said, I stressed them a couple of times and they got leggy a couple of times. Now that I have my lighting situated I think their doing better. The plants are growing but their not getting bushy, just taller and a little sturdier. One plant started cupping and I can't get it out of the stress mode. It may be genetic. I got the seeds from a friend to see how things would go before purchasing seeds. Do you think I should put the plants in the flowering stage since I've had them so long. I put them in vegetation mode on 2/23 and that's where they are currently.
 

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Horse manure, coco & perlite.mixed into fox farm soil?

A most interesting combination.

Very very slow growers because of your setup. Try and get the environment and lighting right before flipping. You may have to increase nutes a little to allow for increased growth if you can lift temps and lighting intensity.
 
I tried to increase my lighting but the plants started yellowing, so I turned one light off. I have 3 -100 watt led's on as of now and the Lux is around 5600, it was high with all 4 lights on. The plants might be too stressed to handle the 4 lights. My temp average is between 78- 81°.
 
Oh ok. They are good temps. Some go a bit higher in veg and a bit lower in flower. I suspect it's what you're growing in. You should always compost manure before growing in it. Ive never tried growing with that mix so really can't say how to improve things.
 
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