I am putting the finishing touches on my ebb and flow table. It is 6x20x1 ft and is basically made of plywood and 2x4s with a pond liner. I am gonna be running a perpetual SOG grow with all of the plants being placed in hydroton in pots. I am gonna go off the clones of 14 mothers i have in soi i am currently growing. The problem is that I will be putting clones directly into flower on the table and I dont no wat newts to use that would be safe for the clones, which will be varying ages. I dont want to burn the new ones i put in but at the same time I have to use the same nutrient solution since the entire table is one ebb and flow system. Suggestions (please be specific) would be greatly apprectiated. Additionally, I am shopping for a pump rite now and need to no what GPH will be necessary for my table.
HUGE sog grow
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DrGreenFinger
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If you are saying that the table will maintain plants at varying levels of bloom, you have a dilemma. Why not cut enough clones to fill that baby (extras, of course)? You could cut your new set of clones a few weeks before the table finishes, then replace the table with them to maintain your "perpetual" status. 
I was thinking of taking clones off clones but decided only to take clones off of mature mothers. I am putting clones into flower immediately with no veg time. I really dont want to divide the table and have multiple plumps and resevoirs for simplicity sake but it might have to be that way so I dont give the young ones fert burn.If you are saying that the table will maintain plants at varying levels of bloom, you have a dilemma. Why not cut enough clones to fill that baby (extras, of course)? You could cut your new set of clones a few weeks before the table finishes, then replace the table with them to maintain your "perpetual" status.