coco water twice daily?

Hi In coco, the golden rule is to never let the substrate dry out. Here is the direct strategy: ​ ​It's time for 24 days of flowering, your plant is in full "consumption". ​If the surface of your coconut is already dry after 24 hours, this means that the core of the pot is probably too dry much earlier. ​In coco, a drying substrate causes the salt level (EC/PPM) to rise drastically, which can burn the roots. How to manage drainage? ​Yes, you should aim for drainage (runoff) with each watering. ​Why: Drainage allows salts accumulated since previous watering to be evacuated. If you don't drain during the second watering, you add salts to already concentrated salts. ​Volume: You don't need 2.5L each time. You can divide your current 2.5L in half (1.25L in the morning / 1.25L in the evening) and adjust to obtain your 10-20% drain with each pass. ​Direct advice ​Coir behaves more like hydroponics than soil. ​The more humid it is (without being drowned), the better. * At the end of flowering, some plants in 19L coco even require 3 to 4 waterings per day. Verdict: Switch to two waterings tomorrow. One when the lamps wake up, another 6 to 8 hours later, both with drainage. I hope this will help you. Have a good evening