Prestige, I run
smart pots, or whatever generic cloth pot the store's got when I need em.
I keep them small. 1 gal pots for the most part. You can get away with this watering frequently.
I do not "work up" to every hour, but I do increase the 'on' cycle. For example, a newly rooted clone gets potted (in 1 gal) and watered once. Once it's nearly dry, usually within two days, it goes on the rack for hourly feedings. The on cycle time and flow are regulated to get just a few drops of runoff. You can feed a bit lower concentration with 12 feedings a day.
Fungus gnats can be an issue in coco for certain, especially watering frequently and skipping the dry cycle. They can cut your yield in half, and whatever airy fluff buds you do get out of the grow, are saturated with tiny little carcasses. Worse than spider mites in my opinion, at least with SM most people trash the grow and start over. However they're easy to conquer if you address them before you get them. To keep them away from my coco, I do two things. First, when I plant in coco I break up Mosquito Dunks and mix them into the top of the coco. Second, once a week they get a feeding that includes 1 ml/gal of Microbe Lift. I do this from a second reservoir to make it easy.
Here we are, 1 gal
smart pots and 100% coco, fed every hour. Just a few days shy of 8 weeks in.
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