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cholan2100
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In my place tap water comes at 8.xx pH. I am using aquarium pH reducers for time being, but that costs of aquarium ph changers are huge.
I tried contacting some manufacturers who produce ph reducers, but they didn't bother responding properly to individual farmer.

Any commercial resellers for pH reducers ?

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Aquarium pH reducers might burn your pocket. You can get phosphoric acid from Laboratory shops (costs about 500 bucks for half a litre). You can also buy it from outside that is agri grade. that costs about 150 bucks for a kg.

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Aquarium pH reducers might burn your pocket. You can get phosphoric acid from Laboratory shops (costs about 500 bucks for half a litre). You can also buy it from outside that is agri grade. that costs about 150 bucks for a kg.

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Interestingly after adding the nutrient mix the ph level seems to drop reasonably. btw I got pH reducer sample from M&M industries, which seems to be decent.

GG I am Guna, we spoke on phone

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Hi Guna,

The nutrient mixes do vary the pH.

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