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MrPaxo

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vostok said:
Always stick with what you know,

sure many new systems are about,

few will cut it

F&D is still popular in many places

you will note there have been a few improvements with tech

but its really the same plant and pull syndrome ...lol

the real improvements have been with strains and selection (imo)

good luck
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Thanks for your good wishes.

I'm not against using F&D again. But i will be using advanced methods like super-cropping and topping.
Where previously I had 25-30 pots on a 4'by 8' table, I'm hoping I can reduce that to 6 or so.
 
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MrPaxo

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researching said:
I make my own drip rings. I feed twice a day for 15mins each. They have no problem getting enough moisture and there is plenty of run off. The rings give me even feeding around the perimeter. I want all the roots to get fed evenly and I believe it also helps the roots spread better "reaching for the water". This setup works extremely well for me and cut my nutrient costs tremendously. I used to be able to reuse my coco, but with this setup the roots grow so crazy that I can't reuse my coco, I am fine with that because yield vs increased cost of coco easily makes up for it. Plus, coco chips aren't expensive. That is another thing I love about coco. The compressed kind that is. I don't feel like paying for the moisture for all the stuff that is already expanded.
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Yeah... I'm not really concerned with the cost of the coco, but rather the risks and exposure in dumping it. I remember years ago, I was super paranoid taking my cuttings and root trash out to a dumpster. But if the increased yield is that significant, I'm sure i'll find a way; :)

Thanks
 
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tydot

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I am currently using coco and I was curious as to weither i could reuse it. I guess a good flush and it is like new. Ubless I am lucky enough to have an abundance of roots like previous comment. Lol
 
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researching

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MrPaxo said:
Yeah... I'm not really concerned with the cost of the coco, but rather the risks and exposure in dumping it. I remember years ago, I was super paranoid taking my cuttings and root trash out to a dumpster. But if the increased yield is that significant, I'm sure i'll find a way; :)

Thanks
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If you have a garden of any sort add your old shit to that. Add it to compost or something.
 
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