How often should we be flushing our coco throught the grow?
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Grow Mediums flushing with coco adj
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I flush only if the plants look like they could use it. But I feed til a bit of run off very often. So, uh not often or never. Well at the end of course.
Well ill be using beastie blooms so idk what the best flushing pattern is
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If you have been feeding them heavy..1300-1600 ppm, then give aa coupke heavy feedings of h2o to lesson or remove salt build ups. Try that between veg an bloom. When I flush, that's when I do it. When your top feeding in coco it takes a feed or 2 to push the nutes down to the bottom of the container. In my opinion, that's why I see nute issues a couple days after heavy feedings, when I have issues.
Flushing isny always necessary when doing weaker feedings. Less over all salts to build up.
Hope that makes some sense.
Flushing isny always necessary when doing weaker feedings. Less over all salts to build up.
Hope that makes some sense.
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