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In response to my last post concerning hazy water; I haven't solved the problem yet, but a 25% midweek WC seems to have helped some. I don't know what to do about the 5.0 PH. New bottle of reagent arrived today and got the same reading. Checked ammonia and nitrites; both 0.0. Nitrates at 20.6 ppm. Phosphate looks to be between 6&7 ppm. (3.6 dGH, 28 ppm KH, 3-4 bps CO2.) Any suggestions on best way to get this PH up to 6 or so?
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Hmmm...Ooohh Thinking Hurts
Hi,
Is this regarding adjusting ferts to clear hazy water your last post #10?
Didn’t like my response now like my response so now you are going to create new threads all over the place?
Biollante
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Hmmm...
Hi,
See water spec update #2
Biollante
The first sign we don't know what we are doing is an obsession with numbers. - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Disclaimer: I am not trying to make you mad, it is just what I am, an evil plant monster, 'nuf said.
- I believe the information I am giving is sound, I am not a veterinarian, professional chemist or particularly bright and certainly not a "Guru.".
- I assume you are of legal age, competent and it is legal for you to acquire, possess and use any materials or perform any action in your in your jurisdiction.
- When in doubt "don't."
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