Shane0022
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Scrog Training
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Jack og
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Larger opening makes it harder to fill due to space , place another net over but overlap 50% , this makes those squares (cubes) smaller therefore more sites for eventually developing colas
Jack og
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Use a 3x3 square next run
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Keep vegging until your scrogs full, then flip.
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It could be tighter. Some parts seem to just drape over the plants. And i agree with using another net to overlap these. Those are some wide openings.
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crimsonecho
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How many you got there?
All the scrog i see was for to get a big and even canopy from a couple of plants. With that much plant i wouldn’t bothered with scrog. Topped or mainlined and flip.
Well anyway, it looks like it could be tighter and there is no overlapping net still, so it looks about the same. Good tho.
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