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good luck

I hope this didn't cost much because those attachments I have from amazon and they was cheap,really cheap and the pump doesn't look up to much be lucky to power all those fountains downhill...

Mars hydro can barely make tents with functioning zippers, good luck with that.

With soil you have 1 choice and that is to mimic hand watering to the T.. try hydrocorn, rock wool pr coco to use different methods and with amounts and periods... Happy

What is this an advertisement? lol. you water the same way you always do - after an appropriate dryback. If you want to something advanced like multiple fertigations per day, you need a properly sized pot and plant to warrant it and avoid the risks of an overly wet/all the time root zone. The plant should probably drink at least 33% of the water weight. I'd also make sure to get at least 10% runoff on the last fertigation of the day -- this is assuming soilless substrate for such a thing. Looks like you got some pre-charge of nutes? so realtive to that. don't try to mix methods.. shit or get off the pot is better. strongly suggest you use different emitters. Those adjustable things suck. I made that mistake, too. If you adjust one, you have to adjust them all as athe pressure changes. A little gunk building up? gotta adjust them all again, lol, and no gaurantee what you do the first time around fixes it, likely adjusting a few more to get the pressure evened out. It's a fucking nightmare and high maintenance. Get the 1-2 gph pressure compensating emitters and save a huge headache. Put a shut-off valvue going to each pot for convenience. Plus, you can avoid the headach of 1/4" spaghetti line nonsense. Should diy irriation. It'll be better than any kit. Get one of thos 3gpm / 45 psi pumps, an in-line pressure regulator and you are golden. I make sure my 1/2" line has a ceiling of 20psi so nothing gets blown out. And, holy shit 40L pots? Are these growing outside? you can definitely downsize on those pots. You'd have to have a pretty large plant to warrant so much substrate. it'd stay saturated so long the water would stagnate in the substrate.