I'm gonna use a drip system (drainage to waste) with my next grow in soil, it will be 16x Auto Kush Ryders, I already have most of the material. I read up that one 15 minutes per day feed is about ok for young plants and then one increases accordingly. I think this is usually suggested because most use only cheap analog timers which have 15 min steps. But I will have a more precise timer at my disposal, so I'll be able to water for an x amount of seconds when I want basically, the cycle can be programmed in any length and it's not restricted to 24H. So what would the ideal of schedule be if you hadn't timer restrictions?
One watering every x hours:minutes? let's say one every 24 hours at start, then 20, than 16 and so on as they grow bigger?
Very small almost continuous feeding? Like burst of a few seconds every 60 seconds?
Or maybe it's better to follow the light cycle of the plant? As in, a watering 30 minutes before lights on, and others at x time of the day and nothing at dark and at least a couple of hours before it?
Or something else entirely?
Thanks in advance for any help or insight.
One watering every x hours:minutes? let's say one every 24 hours at start, then 20, than 16 and so on as they grow bigger?
Very small almost continuous feeding? Like burst of a few seconds every 60 seconds?
Or maybe it's better to follow the light cycle of the plant? As in, a watering 30 minutes before lights on, and others at x time of the day and nothing at dark and at least a couple of hours before it?
Or something else entirely?
Thanks in advance for any help or insight.