Reuse or not overflow nutes

[Surf Striper]

I have been using the overflow to water my plants. I water till it drains pretty good. Then I reclaim the nutes adjust to my ppm with ro water, adjust ph and use.
This is a coco grow mostly, some perlite.
Wanted some input, is this ok?
I had some kind of over under fertilization last grow which is why I ask. Nothing major just could tell, yellowing leaves.
This is only the 3rd time growing in coco so still working out nutes. This grow I am not reusing nutes to see if it matters. Also
Cal,mag to 150 ppm then making nutes to see if that was my problem. Any one reuse nutes?

 

[seriousburner]

I've always thrown it away. You only need about 10 percent runoff in water to waste systems, so there really isn't enough to mess with.

Don't reuse your waste, see if that solves your problem

 

[Surf Striper]

That's what I am doing. I have lots of outdoor plants that can use it. My problem is way too much run off. Must get better at that so not as much waste. Like you said not that much really.

 

[MickFoster]

There's a reason coco is called "drain to waste" hydroponics.

 

[Stunned]

I throw mine on my zucchini and pumpkin patches. They love it!

 

[MrIcculus]

I throw mine on my zucchini and pumpkin patches. They love it!

Some of the best use for recycled nutes.

 

[Cbdman]

I reuse it in my normal house plants, they love it.

 

[ChronicCanuk]

I pour mine at the base of my trees

 

[HomeGrown007]

I used to drain to waste and then one day I said let me give this shit a try, so I started drinking it with dinner and b4 you knew it, i started to grow

 

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