So I just tested my ph in my actual water and it was 7.75. Is that ok I know it’s a little high or do I need to add Epsom salt to the water to bring it down?
If soil, you want it in between 6.2-.8. If in coco you want 5.8-6.0. If in organic, living soil, you’re fine. I use citric acid crystals to drop pH. Only takes a tiny pinch.
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I am using fox farm ocean forest
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you want to pH around 6.5 then.
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Welcomed to the community @Chasefan3709
Like @Borderryan22 said for soil you pH should be 5.8 to 6.5
You should low you water went you feed you plant
Happy growing 
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It is high. The guys have you covered. Was always an issue for me till living soil. I know for a FACT you can flat out kill an auto or 3 or a scrog being lazy and not checking. If yours fluctuates like mine in reservoir then you are never dialed in using tap. Always check…sigh.
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So says a man whose seen lived in the mean streets of Deadplantsville…
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Ive killed em for sure. Learned from every one. My idea of killin is a never fully recover and produce. Sail pretty calm seas anymore. Only gave up on a couple auto. Sitting on 15 5gal and a 20gal. all stages right now. Winter set.
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Good lord! Busy man!
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Actually temp control in winter allows me to filler up. Summer i lose a light and speed up my rails to drop temp. Run less plants. And most important…go on many short vacations on the Goldwing…
I bought some ph down that should take care of it. Epson salt did some But I had use a ton It felt like just to get it down a little
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