TripsRabbit said:

I've never tested runoff growing in coco and it's approaching a decade.

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TripsRabbit said:

I've never tested runoff growing in coco and it's approaching a decade.

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StealthLED said:

Just setup a coco run to waste system something I've never used before, I've grown coco a few years ago but it was just simple water a few litres every other day with no run off. I've been told to monitor the ec & ph levels of the run offs, I've got 3 seeds that are about 4-6 weeks old and some clones that I've potted up into 1lt fiber pots 2 weeks ago, these will go into 3.8lt 1G in about 2 weeks

I'm feeding a ec of 1.1 tap water is .3 that's included in the 1.1 i was feeding 1.4 but knocked it back slightly.

Now the run off for the 3 seeds is all different one is 1.2 one is 1.8 and one is 2.2

The clones all have a run off of 1.2

The seeds looks amazing very nice and green and growing very well, even with such high run offs?

The clones don't look amazing but they're doing ok lots of roots shooting out the sides of the fiber pots slow to average growth.

I don't know how to judge these run off, is it ok to have high run offs? Is this something that will correct itself once I start watering more than once a day, just waiting for the pump to turn up and more root growth from the clones then I'll probably start watering twice a day.

With the clones having a run off of 1.2 would this mean they can handle a slightly higher feed?

All ph levels are within a few points of 5.9

Thanks for any tips

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Taurus said:

I’ve ran my whole grow from clone to flush at the end at 3.0 EC. No tip burn . These plants are nutrient sponges with the right environment

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NewGrowerer said:

What nutrients are you using?

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