i'm based in the UK, yes. But this is being done outside the UK, hence, the questionable water quality sadly.
Whereabouts are you growing and what crops ? Are they growing in the ground or are you using a Hydroponic system ? Whichever method you are using, I'd agree with the comments above that Sulphuric acid isn't a good idea. Do you know what contaminants are actually in your water supply to make you think you need to take such drastic measures ? As much info as possible would maybe help with alternative/workable suggestions
i'm growing in Pakistan. bear in mind this is diluted sulphuric acid that i use. i'm growing barley, wheat, oats. the soil is very alkaline and so i reduce it's ph by adding diluted sulphuric acid. my question for now is solely: will mixing Sulphuric acid and potassium sulphate together in water result in the formation of a precipitate that'll render the exercise useless? thanks philippasmith2 said:
i'm based in the UK, yes. But this is being done outside the UK, hence, the questionable water quality sadly.
Whereabouts are you growing and what crops ? Are they growing in the ground or are you using a Hydroponic system ? Whichever method you are using, I'd agree with the comments above that Sulphuric acid isn't a good idea. Do you know what contaminants are actually in your water supply to make you think you need to take such drastic measures ? As much info as possible would maybe help with alternative/workable suggestions
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Whichever method you are using, I'd agree with the comments above that Sulphuric acid isn't a good idea.
Do you know what contaminants are actually in your water supply to make you think you need to take such drastic measures ?
As much info as possible would maybe help with alternative/workable suggestions