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Can tropf blumat sensors be used in a straight perlite media?
Exactly as the title asks, can tropf sensors be used in a straight perlite media? I plan on growing some large plants in 5-7 gallon cloth pots and wanted to set up a blumat system for them.
Anyone try this? Thanks y'all!
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I doubt it.
I'd like to know what percent of perlite, if any, would be useable with blumats. I was planning on about 40% perlite, 30 soil and 30 coco. Hopefully someone with blumat experience will chime in. |
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The carrot should be buried in pure coco or Promix to sense moisture accurately, air space/cavity will wreck havoc on the ability to control run-aways.
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