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- Drain-to-waste systems use runoff to flush salt build-up β typically 10β20% runoff per irrigation
- Runoff EC higher than input EC indicates salt accumulation in the medium
- Runoff EC lower than input EC indicates the plant is consuming more nutrients than it receives
- Runoff pH outside 5.5β6.5 signals a root zone chemistry problem requiring correction
- Recirculating systems capture and reuse runoff β less waste but requires regular solution changes
- Coco coir growers typically target 20β30% runoff per feeding to maintain a clean root zone