Recent content by seriousburner

There is nothing wrong with GH. It has been used successfully for many years by many growers without any problems

Yes and perlite retains moisture. It also does not work well with blumats

5 oz from one and 6 oz from the second. And I top feed every day 1/2 cup to 1 cup depending on how big the girls are. with the constant moisture you WILL have to keep an eye out for gnats

I have used them for 3 grows now. The first one with nutes mixed into the rez clogged the lines and caused flooding. The next one I top fed with OK results but it was a learning curve just like my first few hand watering grows. My last grow top feeding was better but still needs some fine...

No I do not. I did that the first time I used them (against advice) and ended up with clogged lines. Even with drip clean. So now I top feed by hand and run plain PH'd water in the Blumats There are also easier systems to use.

Yes I do. You can top feed liquid nutes, the Blumats sense the extra moisture and slow down. I've been wanting to try top feeding with geoflora solid nutes under the drip tube

The Canna nutes were designed for for coco but the GH trio work just fine. You can't go wrong either way. Here is a GH feed schedule that in my experience grows monster plants. https://www.growweedeasy.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/coco-coir-flora-series-schedule.pdf I love my Blumats but they...

You can but I don't recommend it. They are designed to run plain water with top feeding. Fortunately top feeding isn't hard with geoflora nutes. I would also advise you to get good at growing with simple hand watering before you experiment with other types of growing/feeding/watering.

3 gallon pots will work just fine. I use the smaller ones because I use Blumats drippers

I use 2 gallon fabric pots (7.5 liters) with a tray underneath.

It's young enough that I would repot it in coco/perlite and use the feed schedule I posted

If you are growing in coco and you are feeding drain to waste (which I recommend) you almost cannot over water as the excess drains away immediately if you are using any type of pots that drain. You do not need to flush your plants in coco as that happens every time you feed/water them if you...

There is nothing wrong there at all. Red leaf stems sometimes happens and hollow main stems are VERY good

No it's not. I don't use any type of air stones in my reservoir (because I use Blumats). And I have zero problems.

Correct.