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For questions about how to maintain or assess a plant's health.
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How Can I Turn Granular Mycorrhizae into Effective Liquid?
Only if your product is water soluble
Mix a small amount of the product(half a teaspoon)
with clean water (no chlorine) at (PH 6.2)
The product should already contain food for the mycorrhizae.
If n …
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Will vine survive after this?
It looks very unhappy and critically thirsty.
If the plant has been "broken" from the roots then it will need to be treated differently.
It should be put in cup of water so that it can grow new root …
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Is our vascular plant alive or not?
The plant needs more light and clean water with no chlorine.
(PH 6.2( is perfect but a little more or a little less is ok but not (PH 4 or PH 8) like tap water.
Soil must be well draining so the wat …
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Hard Water vs Soft Water for Houseplants
When it comes to watering plants it's all about the PH of the water or growing medium.
If you have "hard water" it is likely that the PH would be A bit off but most good healthy living soils would "b …
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Hard Water vs Soft Water for Houseplants
Most plants in good healthy soil can handle hard water as the soil provides the nutrients and regulates PH naturally.
But if you use industrial growing methods (e.g. hydroponics) and you need to add …
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Hard Water vs Soft Water for Houseplants
Naturally speaking, in most common cases plants receive their water from rain which is 6.2PH and should have very low PPM counts.
Tap water that is high in impurities is referred to as hard water.
I …
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