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Just saying an experienced grower can get the flavor out of what ever style of growing they choose

Well a peat based growing medium is not soil by definition, it's considered soilless

14 weeks with an photo would get me half a pound plant minimum

Soil plants just grow too slow, better chance of overwatering in soil also

Bunch of different cultivars in there, light is hung at 7 feet from floor

600 watts of led's in a 4x4, Heck I pulls a kilo in a 4x8 with 600 watts of led's

1 part Cyco dry professional nutrients at 600 ppm, pH to 6

More 9 liter pots feed every other day

9 liter pots feed every other day in coco

No algae doesn't hurt the plants but the simply fact is it's growing on the tops of the pots meaning the top of the media is staying to wet so you can imagine what the moisture level is in the root zone

Over watered and to much light, plain and simple, there's algae growing on your perlite, Daily or multi-times feedings a day are for big plants in small pots once the roots are established in the pots.

Wow, 300 watts on the left and 250 watts on the right, true watts from the wall, not some made up numbers.

Not had a problem out of any of the F-strips failing the 3 years they've been running, had dimmers go bad but nothing else

9 liter pots, plants get flipped at 22" from the soil and finish 30-32 ", loli popping depends on how I feel penetration is .

This is 300 watts in a in a 3x4 area Left is the 300 watts, right is 240 watts

Could save you on nutrients too, considering I spend less than $80 to produce a lb which includes electric use

Yes, fabric pot allow for more evaporation of the feeds before being used by the plants. That's where build-up happens, the water evaporates leaving excess nutrients to remain in the coir.

3 gallon

500 ppm or less.

Coco, no plain watering, no drain to waste, maybe feed once every 3 days, What's the problem ?