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But smartpots are different...
Let dry out all the way (feel weight of plant- im sure you know what dry feels like by this point) then roll back to normal. With smart pots and large plants its not uncommon to water/feed daily. With organics i feed light but everytime i water- essentially less feed but more often. You will see they like this cuz your watering schedule will increase and plants will be robust.
If you soaked em for the flush- no sweat, if they are big girls (moms) they should be fine for a 2-3 days sans food. just let em dry out and get back to work
I think TG hit the nail on the head here. i have seen a positive response this wave by feeding more often but with lower nute strength. they seem to flush easier this way too.
RD:icon_spin:
Damn i had some huge response and it deleted. Anyways- yeah Radio, less is more in many cases...you can tell when they eat more (i was watering 1g/day in 5g) and they outproduce folks running the same cut but feeding more and less often.
Buddy- what size pots ya gonna be running? Ive done the sub soil for a while and liked it, i too cut at around 30% with a good buffer but found a need for slightly more calcium. I think this is due to the fact Sub recommends RO and 7.0 but he uses kickass tap water that he doesn't ph. Just keep an eye on those things. I would think run the super soil like you planned and do as you said and have a decent tea ready for mid-late in case you need it. That or age old to help out..
another thing buddy is just be carful not to add toooo much perlite as it will dry out way too fast and you will have to water/feed on the regular.
RD
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