Bet it could go better. You are combining methods, never the best option. Soil was designed to be a buffer against time, so that you could water and walk away, not being a slave to your garden having to do something to it every day. There is a reason that a soil dosage of nutes is much stronger than a typical hydro dosage, because with every feeding, you are actually feeding for two water cycles. You have cut that in half and are feeding every time, treating your grow as if it was a coco hydro grow, a hybrid method. I can see why it is working for you, but consider for a moment the thing you are giving up by using this timid style of growing.
You are missing that first big strong hit of nutes when you water/feed/water/feed, at the full strength. Your soil captures 1/3 - 1/2 of the nutes given for the water only pass, and then feeds the rest to the plant on that feeding run. Instead of just getting survival nutes at 1/2 strength, your plant gets a full dose of fertilizer. With this strong application of nutes, the plant goes into hyperdrive and you get a growth spurt. The plant hits the accelerator and enjoys the extra feed while it can, growing quite a bit more than a plant on just survival nutes would do. A plant using a proper water/feed/water/feed regime at full strength should end up bigger and with juicer buds than a plant on steady half strength nutes.
Lots of internet gurus out there recommend a timid routine like this, usually involving half or even quarter strength nutes. It is safe to give this advice, knowing that the timidly grown plants will rarely develop problems and they will produce well enough to make the guru look like a hero... at least until someone actually tries to use the nutrients as the fertilizer they were intended to be, by actually following the directions, and sees that their plants become 30% bigger and better producing by doing so.
Take a chance... use the nutes as they were intended... no matter how popular it may seem not to do so.
