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High Frequency Fertigation/timing questions

Hello all,
My question is.. (timing) what is the best feeding times for 4 feedings per day?

Day(5:30pm- 11:30am)
Night( 11:30am to 5:30pm)
My feedings are 5:30am, 1130am, 5:30pn, 11:30pm

I have read to keep my coco 90% - 100% saturated at all times. To avoid ec spikes, but i have also read to allow a "dry back" and to condense my feedings in a 12 hour window while lights are on?

My setup:
Floraflex 6"
400gph pump
20gph fitting for 1 min each feeding x 4 times a day( about a gallon...

High Frequency Fertigation/timing questions


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