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It will take a life time for that to break down... Copper is actually a trace ELEMENT that cannabis needs and use but in TRACE amounts... By having in the soil the microscopic amounts that comes off is actually beneficial... Macronutrients ( most important ) NPK....nitrogen phoprous potassium plus others that come from nature like oxygen carbon monoxide hydrogen ... Micronutrients.. Calcium magnesium sulfer/iron...trace elements. . theres over 50.. Copper manganese Epson salt zinc silica i can't remember all tge rest.. Suhh wow sorry about this long speech. .lolol

No.

No your good. The small ammounts of copper "talking really small like micro micro" that will make it into the soil with be oxidized and not in a form the plant can update. The wire is also coated and will prevent a lot of this from happening. If the plastic is decaying or deteriorating then yes its bad for the plants roots. but that does not seem to be the case. Normally plastic coating on wires will get tacky then brittle and chip off. The plastic of garden grow containers just fades and gets brittle and breaks apart easily. Good Luck!

Not do much need better lights and equipment happy growing

Auto flowers no, but the set up won't likely work for a photoperiod.

No, it is not strong enough.

No need to flush at all, they are beautiful and healthy. So I consider u don't flush unless u have a issues, like calcium build up, nutrients lockout etc etc but if u decide to do flush wit h I don't advice then yes next watering u can feed.also your ppm is perfect for her age.Best of luck

runoff can be a bit higher than what is actually in the substrate. If you are religious about your drain-to-waste runoff, like growerofthemonth mentioned, all is well. (it will maintain equilibrium if done properly) if you haven't been consistent with it, it could be a cause of elevating nutrient levels in substrate. Plant doesn't dictate any pressing need to light your hair on fire. flushing is for imminent catastrophe... A little extra runoff after a slight formula change should be sufficient to shift contents of substrate immediately unless it is a crazy drastic shift in ppms for any 1 molecule of need.... then, it may take a couple irrigations before new equilibrium is reached. Can always water with a little extra runoff beyond normal, too... just avoid a volume that causes plant to droop (overwatering). tht will mainly depend on how well your substrate drains ( % perlite etc).

There is no reason to flush. Just have fifteen percent runoff. Best of luck the rest of the way.