How To Use Progressive Web App aka PWA On 420 Magazine Forum
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Is the compaction of soil that results from flushing with 15 gallons of water a problem ?If you are transplanting as you plan, you are going to be putting them in fresh soil 4 times throughout veg. This will make it unnecessary to give the plants a lot of nutes, especially in the beginning, so there will not be as much of a need to flush while still in veg. There might be some benefit however to flushing once at the end of the stretch, to flush out any early flowering nutes and ready the system for the next round of nutes, but in 7 gallon containers I question the need to flush until the very end. In 3 gallon flowering containers I had to flush a lot, several times throughout a grow. 5 gallon containers were not as bad, but I still had a mid flower need to flush using FF nutes. I never ran a 7gal container with that system, but I suspect that the larger container would have given enough of a buffer that I would not have had to flush till the end. Its just a theory though... so definitely make up your own mind about this as you carefully monitor water usage near mid to late flower. If you see a slowdown, you probably need a flush.
no, because only in your mind is it going to compact to the point that it harms anything. If you have perlite or sphagnum moss or other fillers in your soil, it is not going to compact anyway... voids will fill in and the level of your soil may visibly drop, but that does not mean compaction.Is the compaction of soil that results from flushing with 15 gallons of water a problem ?
interested in the mix if you could explain ratio save Joe to tend to it please? thank youbuffered yes, and I had my best luck when using it making sure that all incoming fluids were at 6.5 during veg, and 6.3 during flower.