Unless you are fertigating daily (or more) - then I just give them what the reservoir holds, because it’s usually dry - no need to go for runoff to mix/flush - with nothing in there.
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Hmmm..
Can you estimate the capacity of the reservoir? Give it 25% more.
Unless you are fertigating daily (or more) - then I just give them what the reservoir holds, because it’s usually dry - no need to go for runoff to mix/flush - with nothing in there.
Is it possible that me doing it this way is why they appear to be suffering from a nitrogen toxicity?
So, should I just pour the nuted water into the pot until there's approximately 20-30% run-off with no need to plug up the hole at all?
pour the water in and plug the hole
pour until approximately 10-20% runoff
Really? So if I did that and pH was 7.5 I shouldn't worry?Don’t worry about the reservoir contents (unless there’s nothing in there! )
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Really? So if I did that and pH was 7.5 I shouldn't worry?
pH going in is 5.0 so that it mixes with the current solution it comes out about 5.8. the question was after a few days if it is above 6.5 that's when I need to feed again to get that pH down to acceptable levels.What was your pH going in? That's what is important.
You without a doubt don't have to water every day. The mini reservoir (between the drain hole and bottom) in the container allows the plant to feed. Keep in mind that Hempy is a DTW (Drain to Waste) type of hydroponics and you will have to waste some nutrients in this type of set-up. If you collect the runoff you can use it elsewhere.I feel like I waste a lot of nutrients watering everyday so I was trying to determine how often I really needed to water
You without a doubt don't have to water every day. The mini reservoir (between the drain hole and bottom) in the container allows the plant to feed. Keep in mind that Hempy is a DTW (Drain to Waste) type of hydroponics and you will have to waste some nutrients in this type of set-up. If you collect the runoff you can use it elsewhere.
Yeah that ole' fertigation Felipe, he's been around the block a few times and knows a thing or two.I put my runoff on my tomato plants under advice from Felipe.