Here it goes! Small plants like to receive less water at a time but more frequently where as bigger plants enjoy a good drench less often - Generally every foot of growth requires one gallon of medium for proper root space and water holding capacity - Try not to water plants before lights out to avoid a greater RH spike and possible overwatering - Oxygenate your perfectly PH balanced water ALWAYS - Allow your medium to dry out between watering as quickly as possible, give it the lift test or stick your finger in soil up to first knuckle in search of cool moisture, if it still feels cool, wait - Keep track of watering with log - There is no all inclusive watering schedule as your environment/medium/developmental stage dictates water quantity. Your Temp and RH will affect how quickly a plant transpires and absorbs more or less water/nutrients. Plants in hot environments with low RH could quickly develop nute burn where as those in cooler environments with a high RH could easily become overwatered, look up VPD it will make you a more intuitive grower. I'm not using my auto pots right now for my grow since I am doing it organically. The system works by capillary action and I am top dressing so I need to water it in. Hope any of this was helpful. Cheers