So far I'm going from seed. I start the new seeds about a month before I harvest in a little room under Cfls. They veg for a month then move under the leds and veg another two weeks or so, then flip to 12/12. This is my first go at this method and so far I'm stoked. Hardly any time between flowering.I wasn't suggesting it was a secret or new, only inquiring.
A larger clone would assumabley yield more.
At least you realized it while you could still take action. That's gonna be a FULL net!Day 5 flower: the plants are really starting to stretch out now, but there's quite a few lower branches that I'm afraid are going to get snuffed out by the uppers. I don't want to end up cutting off main branches because they didn't make it to the net in time. So I'm thinking I'm going to untuck all the branches I've tucked so far ( which isn't that many) and raise all the pots up on some wood or something to elevate , then re-tuck the taller branches leaving the lower branches right about net level. I would hate to loose killer side branches. Any who, that's the plan, I'll post some picks after I do this. PeaceView attachment 682440
I hope so man, my goal is to double the last yield:)At least you realized it while you could still take action. That's gonna be a FULL net!
Watering isn't so bad in my room it's only 2.5 ft deep, so I can reach my can back there. Should get easier to when the plants are lollypopped. Your tent on the other hand would be a bigger issue. I've seen here on the farm some pretty ingenious mods to watering cans to extend the spout so you can reach the back plants. So far I've got a love hate relationship with my net. If it helps me yield more I'm stoked, but not being able to move them around or take them out to give them tlc is a conDo you have a trick for watering the ones in the back? Or is it accessible enough with the space you have between them?
My only concern about a net in my 5x5 is watering the back rows once the net fills up.
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Yea it is a pita. Ideally you want your scrog to be setup so you can access all sides. Helps with husbandry and regular plant duties and pest inspections. But not everyone can achieve that matrix.Do you have a trick for watering the ones in the back? Or is it accessible enough with the space you have between them?
My only concern about a net in my 5x5 is watering the back rows once the net fills up.
Was able to lollipop the plants, but it was a neck breaker:)Yea it is a pita. Ideally you want your scrog to be setup so you can access all sides. Helps with husbandry and regular plant duties and pest inspections. But not everyone can achieve that matrix.
Nice work cleaning up the lower portions. Aids in circulation and healthier plants. Also sends all that extra energy to building topside flowers. Props+
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