Best Method To Feed/Fertilize Peppers For Huge Yields!

A Detailed Guide To Help You Understand How, Why, And When To Feed/Fertilize Pepper Plants, Made Simple. Peppers Are NOT Photoperiodic Plants, So Skip The Advice Telling You To Use Veg And Bloom Fertilizers. Links To What I Use In This Video Can Be Found Below
This Video Will Break Down The Best Methods To Optimize Your Pepper Plants Growth And Yields, Which Are Used By Large and Small Scale Successful Pepper Farmers And Gardeners. This Method Has Yielded Me 1,000+ Peppers From One Plant.
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how often you measure your pH?

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I measure it right after adding in and mixing up all the nutrients I'm adding to the water. Then after each time I add a pH up solution until I get it to 6.5. Then I use the mixture. I try to add small amounts of the pH up at a time as to avoid going over 6.5. If it goes too high over that then you need to bring it back down by either adding in more nutrients or using a pH down. But I don't like using a pH down as it's just more stuff in the mixture than is needed