Determining ph, what methods do you use? pens, litmus paper, etc.
How do you fine people get your ph where you want it. I used to use the yellow throw aways, but want to step up my game. Suggestions please.
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· Texasbob
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I used to use those to but changed over to a ph pen a few years back. You can get a ph pen off of Amazon for under 20 bucks and they are great. They are really easy to calibrate and use. The only thing I would recommend is when you decide to buy one, actually buy 2. I have had a couple go bad on me and it is really nice to have a backup.
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· Bluemm
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Redundancy on ph is TOTALLY worth it. Or just pay attention so you don't have to rely on the meters so much.1.0 is a lot on the ph scale.ie:5.5-6.5 eyeball it if you will.
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· Texasbob
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· Chubby441
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A lot of ways to do it . But I would buy a bottle of PH indicator solution just in case you need to double check. $10 .
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· Chubby441
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ive always used drops. pH drops. They never go out of calibration. Period.
i even used to service some 20 gallon aeroponic systems and i used drops with them too!
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· CPW
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I have a couple of meters with probes that sit in the reservoirs, A blue labs doser and PH pen, I like to have a lot of back ups
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· Bluemm
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Good day to you as well. Yes it has been a while.
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· Bluemm
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· Hulk
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Not the same blue unless he deleted all his photos.
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· Hulk
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· Bluemm
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i am still a big BHO fan. I wasn't able to access my established account.
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· CPW