Anyone use sea green with drip emmitters in Hydro?

[juggernaut]

I didn't want to hijack another thread so we have another sea green thread.

Just had a s@#tload of problems with clogged emmitters but I would love to use it in hydro after seeing the soil results.Anyone tried this?

 

[pork]

i have open 1/4" lines going to most of my coco pots..some have T's on the ends to restrict flow a bit...when i do sea green or teas, i have a 5 gal bucket with food and SG/tea in in..pump that through my lines then put my pump back in my clean res and pump another 5-7 gal through the system to, hopefully, rid the lines of any organic matter...i also use drip clean (well DIY dripclean using PeKacid) at 1ml/gal...

but curious what other folks are doing and having success with out there as well...

 

[GR33NL3AF]

i have open 1/4" lines going to most of my coco pots..some have T's on the ends to restrict flow a bit...when i do sea green or teas, i have a 5 gal bucket with food and SG/tea in in..pump that through my lines then put my pump back in my clean res and pump another 5-7 gal through the system to, hopefully, rid the lines of any organic matter...i also use drip clean (well DIY dripclean using PeKacid) at 1ml/gal...

but curious what other folks are doing and having success with out there as well...

You find no adverse effects using Sea Green with coco?? What nutes are you running?

 

[pork]

my plants seem to love caps stuff and sea green...i don't even know what kind of adverse effects to look for as the plants are so banging right now...

i make my own nutes with CalNit, Potash, MKP, and Epsom