Multi Level Scrog

[bankcee]

I've been seeing this around lately.. and I'm not really sure what the point is? for larger plants with more vertical growth? plants with a tougher stretch to handle after the flip?

 

[GT21]

I've been seeing this around lately.. and I'm not really sure what the point is? for larger plants with more vertical growth? plants with a tougher stretch to handle after the flip?

I see it usually when folks dont know how to use 1 net properly. They dont fill the net good in the 1st layer so they get another level to spread the plant out with. Also good for sativas and them lanky plants but it can all be done with 1 net.

 

[tetrachomes]

I know some people use the bottom layer for plant spreading and then the top layers for cola's support.

 

[stonestacker]

I know some people use the bottom layer for plant spreading and then the top layers for cola's support.

Bingo.

 

[bankcee]

I know some people use the bottom layer for plant spreading and then the top layers for cola's support.

so in that case the second level wouldn't be as high as the one posted here in the above photo?

 

[tetrachomes]

so in that case the second level wouldn't be as high as the one posted here in the above photo?

I believe that plant is still stretching, by the end of it the top net should catch the rushy colas.

 

[EventHorizan]

I am just asking? But wouldn't it been better to top a few times, then supercrop, and then about a week later, drop the scrog net in and start weaving and filling up squares, and then after another week, flip them? Or have i been reading bad info? Cause damn I have read and watched a 1000 hrs worth of info and just when I think I am understanding this, LOL I hope I am not wrong.

 

[Oregon Grown]

I would avoid weaving through the net and just pull the branch down under the next square when long enough it makes harvest easier.

 

[Purpletrain]

lol i would think the bottom one is more for support what a person that is scrogging needs to do is keep super cropping the bitch until bud set this way you maintain a = level on canopy
forget topping all a person really needs to do is super crop here 2 week old clones in 5 gallon training totes :) under 2 k Co2
they usually stay there for 3 weeks then into 34 gallon totes and under table Here super cropping first 2 weeks of stretch made me 3 buds out of it :) also day 30 veg clones under 1k and some more different stages :)

 

[bankcee]

lol i would think the bottom one is more for support what a person that is scrogging needs to do is keep super cropping the bitch until bud set this way you maintain a = level on canopy
forget topping all a person really needs to do is super crop here 2 week old clones in 5 gallon training totes :) under 2 k Co2
they usually stay there for 3 weeks then into 34 gallon totes and under table Here super cropping first 2 weeks of stretch made me 3 buds out of it :) also day 30 veg clones under 1k and some more different stages :) View attachment 618623 View attachment 618624 View attachment 618625 View attachment 618627 View attachment 618629 View attachment 618632 View attachment 618633 View attachment 618634 View attachment 618635

I see everyone pass that last picture around.. who really grew that bud?

 

[DemonTrich]

I'm a stake'em kinda guy....for now. Gonna throw a net over my bishes next go. I made a scrog help thread a few days ago, some great info in that thread. Thanks again guys.

 

[EventHorizan]

lol i would think the bottom one is more for support what a person that is scrogging needs to do is keep super cropping the bitch until bud set this way you maintain a = level on canopy
forget topping all a person really needs to do is super crop here 2 week old clones in 5 gallon training totes :) under 2 k Co2
they usually stay there for 3 weeks then into 34 gallon totes and under table Here super cropping first 2 weeks of stretch made me 3 buds out of it :) also day 30 veg clones under 1k and some more different stages :) View attachment 618623 View attachment 618624 View attachment 618625 View attachment 618627 View attachment 618629 View attachment 618632 View attachment 618633 View attachment 618634 View attachment 618635

That is beautiful! Awesome job. So I found my new farmer friend that is gonna lead me in the right direction with scrogging... LOL that almost didn't sound right. When you say keep super cropping that bitch, do you mean keep super cropping different branches as they grow taller than the others? What I am trying to figure out is, if you are super cropping the same branch but at different places on the same stem? I mean super cropping the same branch at different times in different places would seem very hard on that part of the plant. Could I get some clarification on that?

 

[DemonTrich]

Sc keeps the canopy level. Have a branch growing taller, sc her back down to canopy level.

 

[Purpletrain]

Yes people tend to top and super crop but once they flip they leave it all alone causing different stretched branches to grow upwards defeating the even canopy which is 75 percent of any scrog the most vital part

I prefer raised ceiling hanging scrogs what i do lat week before flip is litterally Drop my suspended table onto plants litterally squashing them for a day then i raise my table a liytle bit keeping all leaf , branching under table when deciding to flip you will want your screens 3/4 to just under full flip
as plants stretch crop , bend branching filling screen keeping the even canopy this is where suspended screens work the best.
Cause you can also raise or lower screens to there final resting spot

Crop first 2 weeks of stretch trust me your not going to fuck anything up

 

[Purpletrain]

I see everyone pass that last picture around.. who really grew that bud?

ME i honestly grew that bud