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Old 29-04-2003, 02:08 AM
DigitalVinyl
 
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Default pH of water...

Gardening outside for the first time and I bought one of those soil
test kits to see if there was anything unusual. Of course when I
opened it found it required distilled water--had none in the house.
I'll have to run out for some tues or wed.

For a lark I performed a pH test on the house water which I use to
water plants. it showed a pH of 8.0. Has anyone performed a pH test
on their water and found similar results? I'm wondering if this is
normal for city/suburb water or whether this will result in a higher
pH as i continue watering plants.

I'll know better if it has affected my soil from the last two months
of watering when i test it later this week.
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