Should i try soil (switch from coco)

I have never noticed any difference in taste or quality from soil , hydro, or coco grown plants. What I have found is that coco and blumats is the easiest and most trouble free method of growing I've ever done. Set it and forget it. Just keep the nutrient reservoir filled and walk away. Harvest when done. If you feed properly you will have zero issues. `
 
Maybe a better question to ask is if you are keen on learning a new method?
Only if there are real benefits

but i forgot the reason i love soil over coco....it's because it's autopilot growing....from liftoff to landing and disembarkation, you aint gotta do nothing but pull off bugs and leaves and water. whereas coco is high maintenance every day.
My timers are dialed... sometimes I don't go in there all week. I have blue tooth monitors on everything so just monitor on my phone.... all water, ac, dehu and fans are also bluetooth controlled.... so if I think they need extra water I can do that remotely.
 
i dont see how soil would benefit you then, what makes you interested in possibly going down this road?
 
Only high maintenance if you hand feed every day.

This is set currently to feed for 15mins 5x a day.

All I do is remove the runoff catchment.

fairly cheap to setup too.


Pump
Pipe
Connectors
Emitters
Timer

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I have similar... but I have dtw trays with a brain pump that pumps the run off away.... fully auto!
 
If im honest with myself, i would confess you're already growing with the best method for maximum fire...maybe supplemented UV could be argued but when everything is dialed in, how else can you improve the flower...im not convinced soil adds any 'juicy' factor...they arent any more gassy to my knowledge or louder nose....although i may, MAY admit to a slight increase in trichomes in soil....it could be me just wanting to see it that way, but i do kinda think i see more trics in soil.
 
Hey dude, soil is very simple: make soil mix, water without runoff all the way to harvest.
If you like simple, you like organics.
 
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