Coco Grow Using A Net And 2 600watt In 4x8 Tent

[Humboldt.Rio]

whats up farmers

All good?

I need some help. Been growing almost 20 years. 15 of those in raised beds. dirt.

moved out of the country started growing for only me in a armario. Vertical. hydro

question is....

im in a 4x8 tent with 2 600´s now. i want to add a third 600 but next time. Anyways i have 8 fabric pots 3 gallon and two plants per pot. One month veg under the net. but its not really scrog because only some of it starts to grow on the branch layed down. i am finding under the canopy ones i laid down and have just stood them vertical now in the net. so I just flipped to 12 and last night did a biig cleaning of fan leaves. never done this before. not this extreme.

i dont have room to veg proper. i can just grow them big vertical and lay them down in 4x8

i had a ph problem in veg so it was an good opportunity to try this style of removing fan leaves to expose bud sites.

last harvest was about 400..ish grams... 8 plant. i really want to get closer to 1000 and am trying to figure out how to up it

im kinda freaking out today because instead of 4 x 8 full of green now its naked.

any coco growers growing in nets?

what techniques work for you?

 

[scubascrog]

2 plants per pot? bad idea.

 

[Humboldt.Rio]

2 plants per pot? bad idea.

Why? Do u think?

I can't veg one plant for a long period. I'm trying to fill space. I've just two plants per pot many times with success.

It's true if one pot has problems but I look at it like one plant. If I took 8 out of would be empty.

But I'm curious as to what u think

 

[scubascrog]

if you want more plants and less veg time add more pots. one per pot. always. competing rootzones hurt yield always

 

[scubascrog]

if you look at every grow on the forum you dont see people putting 2 in one pot. its like nails on a chalkboard to an experienced grower.

 

[scubascrog]

if you want to use coco you need to use a max of a 3 gallon size if you are doing small veg times. 5 gallon if you are vegging over 6 weeks