Really need the ph and TDS/PPM numbers in and out to give correct information.
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Agreed, everything else looks reasonable.
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I’m with them 
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Yup, the key info we need is the ph and TDS in and out.
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Ok so the ph and tds of whatever I give to the plants and then the same with the run off?
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Yup. That’s the key info you want to look at as soon as you see an issue.
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Ok I’ll make sure to take you soon as get this done.
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Ahhh these damn plants… so I took a reading of my plain water…. It’s at 6.5ph and the ppm was at 202ish going in. So now I’m going to water to run off and take the ppm of the run off of each plant correct?
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Yes, that’s correct. Check the run off of the plants in the trays. Aim for like 20% run off, swirl it around, and test.
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Yea, see what the runoff ph and ppm is
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That looks fine, have the pH?
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Ph on the first pic was 6.8ph
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Then I’d almost bet that it’s a watering issue. Likely too wet.
1170 and 6.8 is good
Do you know if that ppm meter is reading in 500 or 700 scale?
That one with 3300 is high, but the plant looks fine.
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Yea super high I thought but I’m not familiar with the numbers and that plants is doing the best as of now
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Ok, I looked up the meter and I can’t find an answer. Can you switch your ppm meter to EC
Also the pH on the second one is good
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