I tried megacrop, h&g, and Athena in autopots. Probably 5 or 6 runs. Always ended up with problems in flower
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I've never really had any problems keeping tubing clean. I change most of it each run. I haven't used crop salts but I think it's supposed to be comparable to Jack's. I've been using floraflex nutes for a little while now
AutoPots are not simple: moving parts/valves, plumbing, requires a central reservoir (with all its problems), etc.
Consider passive self-watering bottom-feeding bases, such as the "Self-Watering Fabric Pot Base" from AC Infinity. I currently use these, and the plants grow much bigger than manually feeding; I presume much the same as with bottom-feeding AutoPots. You just place normal, such as 3 or 5 gallon, fabric bags, on the base that has rope wicks dipping into the reservoir below, with the coco/perlite wicking up the feed water from the base via the rope/wicks at it needs it. All you have to do is fill each base/reservoir, that holds a gallon.
Consider passive self-watering bottom-feeding bases, such as the "Self-Watering Fabric Pot Base" from AC Infinity. I currently use these, and the plants grow much bigger than manually feeding; I presume much the same as with bottom-feeding AutoPots. You just place normal, such as 3 or 5 gallon, fabric bags, on the base that has rope wicks dipping into the reservoir below, with the coco/perlite wicking up the feed water from the base via the rope/wicks at it needs it. All you have to do is fill each base/reservoir, that holds a gallon.
