Need help!

[Campesino]

You keep talking about the pH of the soil - You need to be concerned about the pH of the WATER that you are adding. Do you measure and adjust pH of the WATER?

 

[Campesino]

Do you have a pH kit like this? http://a.co/b2fDWe5

 

[Redwasp]

Yes ph your water. Not the soil

 

[Redwasp]

What lights are you using?

 

[Firsttimernate123]

I am guessing it's not very accurate but I used the 3-way meter for soil that test pH light and moisture . I can get it right to the 6.0 to 6.5 range with nutrients showing on that but I'm guessing I should get something a little better probably I've seen so many pictures posted of people that used expert Gardener and what their end results look like man....there ALL BAD! OKAY I'M DONE PH'ING THE SOIL! DAY 15 I'LL TRY AND KEEP IT BETWEEN 6-6.5 I WANT TO BE THE FIRST PERSON TO USE THE WRONG SOIL AND GET GOOD RESULTS BY THE WAY CAN I BRING THEM OUTSIDE ON A NICE DAY I KNOW HOW IMPORTANT HUMIDITY IS IN THE BEGINNING?

 

[Redwasp]

Yes take them out for full sun.

 

[Campesino]

Yeah, those three way meters are useless. In terms of pH you only need to be concerned about the water!

Outside is opportunity for pests, but many growers do it. I prefer to not move my plants.