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New Grower outdoor ph help?

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When growing autos outdoors what is there to do when the grower has high alkaline rainwater. Should something be added into the soil? :dunno:
 
I have the same problem around here. Plus we run into extended rainy periods that make it very hard to feed the plants as the rain keeps them wet. I would suggest adding 4 grams of 17% aluminum sulfate per gallon of soil. It's faster acting that sulfur and should help to keep your pH in check.
 
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