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WOAH!....Lay concrete(or even sand as a sub floor) to create a sloped floor in a temporary space? No way.....if it were me :)No crawl space. Thinking of a way to create slope to a sump pump hole. Lay concrete over the tile or some sort of laminate with something underneath to create pitch to the sump? Must have drainage!!!
seen people use that plastic corrugated roofing material
it comes in sheets 2' or 3' x ?
all you'd need is a couple 2" x's and your done
Floor grinder ehh. I like the sounds of that. I'll have to look into that. Anyone see any downside to flushing every 10 days or so?I put min right on the floor. I pitched my floor w a floor grinder and dome self leveling feather.
In the past I've built tables as low as 4"from the floor. I've used corrugated metal roofing and pitched the table to one end and put a gutter with a garden hose grommet to the floor drain.
Ive also used vinyl flooring and a shower drain w a catch pan under the table
Make sure yer ph is good, 5.8-6. And dont use any flushing agents , they may alter the ph of the actual coco itself. A mild solution, low ec or just calmag should be good. As long as you alternate between heavy feedings and low with the ocasional calmag or just mag in the form of epsom salts if your past the 4th week of flowering there shouldnt be any need to flush other than when your changing feeding schedules. Ie, from veg to bloom and the later stages of bloom when you up the PK. Thats worked awesome for me for quite some time. I only flush 3× during a run.Floor grinder ehh. I like the sounds of that. I'll have to look into that. Anyone see any downside to flushing every 10 days or so?
whats your ppm in early veg? im using tap water and allowing it to sit out a few days, ppm starts at 280 and then i add my nutes and it gets to about 450-500. id love to hear back from you, im new to growing and im also growing in a coco/perlite mix. i also havent watered to the point of run off and was worried about build up in my medium.stop feeding so high, a plant does not need to be fed agressively to produce its potential..when i was in coco i used canna coco with maxibloom, and never fed over 700ppm...usually around 650...and there was rarely any runoff...
thtat being said, if you absolutely want runoff and to feed agressively, its your choice.....i have my plants on the ground in saucers....i use my shopvac to remove the water from the saucers when im done
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