08/09/2026
What happens when pH starts to drift? 🌱
Your plants rely on the right pH conditions to access the nutrients they need. When pH moves outside the preferred range for your crop, the availability of certain nutrients can change, even when those nutrients are still present in your solution.
Over time, that can show up as signs such as yellowing, stunted growth, leaf damage or blossom end rot. But visible symptoms don’t always tell you exactly what’s happening below the surface.
Regular spot checks can help you understand your pH at a point in time. Continuous monitoring takes that a step further, helping you see how pH changes over time, while automated dosing can respond when it moves away from your target.
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