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Yeah when doing this I try to err on the side of caution. It's easy to see when the plants get a bit hungry from the hue of the green they have, imo. I mean, easier than waiting to see nute burn and lockouts if you have too strong a solution.
I've often grown the same strain, so that makes it easier as well. But I'm sure I'd get better harvests if I actually tried optimising that, but I'm lazy and the setup isn't optimal anyways, and my harvests are decent enough.
And yeah, by the time you'd see actual problems, it'd be a bit too late. Which is why I err on the side of keeping them a bit hungry rather than giving too much.
If I changed the strain, the hydros and the nutes I use, then I'd definitely have to start monitoring.
I think some nutes buffer pH better than others. I use Canna Aqua series nutes, and have little experience with others.. Biobizz is another I use but 90% Canna Aqua
Edit and yeah emptying and refilling is a bitch why I don't do it lol. I'd love to have a proper grow room, a garage or something, and actually have reservoir barrels outside my tents. Small ones, perhaps, but still.