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Yes, topfeeding is a no-go for these, which is why I'm in the predicament of flushing or not.
Now I got 2 opinions though - Not enough light, and too much light. I am confused and don't know what to do now.
How much light are they getting I’d be surprised if it was too much light
I understand, but if I keep the PH at 5.8 in the reservoir, it will be at 6.2 already in the autopot trays. If I keep it at 5.6-5.7, it comes out at 5.9 in the trays, which seems fine or not? I imagine the important role is what PH comes into the trays, so I always kept it at 5.6 as recommended by all autopot users who do coco. It's my first run with these things, so I just followed general advice
Did your runoff come out normally? I had to topwater them in the beginning until rinoff a few times after transplant, and it was insanely hard to get any kind of runoff from these pots. I do have airbases which might be the cause. It took ages until all the water fully came out the bottom again, I hated it. That's what scares me about doing a "flower flush" before they hit full bulking stage
Yeah the runoff came out just as usual but I did it regularly hand/top watered till plant was established then put them on the Rez with a weekly flush.
I only ever check my ph at the Rez checking the ph in the trays doesn’t seem accurate cause of the roots being in there