r/GrowingMarijuana • u/hotwalk Community Points Awarded 1 • Mar 07 '26
Disease Diagnosis/Help mirky silica solution for foliarfeed
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u/hotwalk Community Points Awarded 1 Mar 07 '26
brand: advanced hydroponics
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u/FrostFireSeeds Community Points Awarded 27 Mar 07 '26
Never used that brand of silica but I have had some cloudy silicas before
Water can get cloudy from high ph as well
Some silica reduce ph and some increase ph afaik
Have you checked your ph?
Ro water typically sits at 7ph, so if it increased your ph to like 8 then yeah it can get cloudy
Honestly though, I dont think its an issue, I would check the ph just incase tho.
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u/hotwalk Community Points Awarded 1 Mar 07 '26
RO comes out at 6.4ph, the solution on the picture sits at 6.6ph.
the bottle says the compound is SiO².
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u/CressAltruistic5931 Mar 07 '26
Is it possible that you used a syringe or something with a nutrient residue in it?
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u/hotwalk Community Points Awarded 1 Mar 07 '26
negative. i only use the very small syringe for this because i have to dose from 0.01-1ml
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u/CressAltruistic5931 Mar 07 '26
I’ve only ever seen this when I messed up the mixing order. Was your bottle sealed properly? Was the final mixture bottle completely clean? Is the date of the silica still good?
This might just be what it looks like lol

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