Nectar for the Gods32 oz. Olympus Up Fertilizer, 1 Quart, Black

This stuff is great. General hydro brand ph up takes 4x as much to adjust ph to desired level. This stuff is much better. It's natural as well. Another added bonus is that it has calcium, which strengthens cell walls and makes plants develop stronger branches.

Works as it should 1 gal of tap water at 8.0 pH … 1/8th of a capful gets me6.3

Unlike the ph down version, this one actually works great and doesn’t take much to make a difference.

I don't use this as much as PH down and if I do it's sparingly because it's chalky. Only use if it's an absolute must. I tend to just add more kelp liquid or any fertilizer that is high in it's ph level to bring it back up. Use at your discretion.

Gallon of the ph raiser will last for a while. LOL

Let me start off by saying I love this line. You will basically never use the pH down (Hades Down). I end up going through a lot of this pH up (Olympus Up). I am not chemist but couldn't we have added some of this to the whole line so I don't have to go through so much of this stuff? Also, I will be making a gallon and I will add a tablespoon of this and if will go from 5.3 up to 5.5, then I will add another tablespoon and now it is at 7.2. I shake the hell out of this bottle before I use it. I shake it before each measurement I make. I mix the solution for 5 minutes in a bucket both by mixing from bucket to bucket and back and forth and by stirring with a drill w/ paint attachment. There seams to be no consistency with this stuff. Maybe I am crazy but I have used to PH meters with the same results. Sometimes it does not seem to happen that way. Sometimes it works fine.PS If I use very small increments (teaspoons) it works good but it takes a long time, mainly because of how much stirring I do in between each spoonful.

I use reverse osmosis water and mix my nutes it. I measured the pH immediately after mixing and it was measuring around pH 6.7 but my plants were not doing well. A friend suggested I mix my nutes and then wait an hour before measuring pH. I did just that and measured the pH at about 5.5! I bought this to fix this issue. The instructions state to use anywhere from 1/8 to 1 teaspoon per gallon, but I've found this is an obscene amount. I literally add 6 drops to the gallon jug I water with and it raises the pH from 5.5 to 6.7, and that's where it stays. My plants are already looking healthier than they have in the past month thanks to this product!

I live in a rural area so driving to the city to hit up a grow shop isn’t an everyday thing. I needed this before I would have been able to get there. Arrived quickly. Bubble wrapped and the capped was taped on and wrapped to prevent leaks.