Netting for Scrog .......I'm behind!

[Hugo]

Any help appreciated....

I need sources for netting ASAP, I'm behind on buildout.

Does anyone carry 5ft x 50ft+ ?

I found 30 ft. I need long lengths.

The netting online looks a bit thin.

Any recommendations for proper strength netting?

Also,

I know this may be a preference thing, but,
What size holes is most recommended for efficient weaving of plant.

Thanks in advance!

 

[ozman]

Im in the same boat sorta...... I to am looking for the plastic netting,and what I have found is most ppl recommend 2 inch square,so thats what Im gonna look for myself.I only need about 8 foot lol.I was looking at some cedar lattice that I may try but I havent pulled the trigger on it yet,I really want some plastic preferably white.Good luck on your search if I come across anything,I will post back here for ya.

 

[GanjaAL]

Honestly mason line is the best and you can use different colors to set up grids. Real cheap to and you can get it from any home depot or somewhere similar.

 

[hort-hog]

We settled on a stucco wire style fencing material (2"x4")but stucco wire would work well too (2"x2").
+No sharp edges.
I settled on 2"x4" so we'd have a little more space to pull foliage through without damage.

I looked at lots of plastic mesh too, but it seemed to all have sharp edges that could potentially damage foliage during training. Except the trellis netting which had holes that were too big and seemed flimsy.

light gauge fencing: 4' x 100' = $80. Also available in 6' widths.
Stucco wire is even cheaper. Running mason line wasn't practical for us but would be perfect for smaller applications.
Home depot as well.
Hope this helps.