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Not even up for a day and I've already torn it down and started to "improve it". I wasn't happy with the rigidity or the size of the squares. This one panel section has taken longer than I'd like to admit
Cut the pattern to fit the clothNot even up for a day and I've already torn it down and started to "improve it". I wasn't happy with the rigidity or the size of the squares. This one panel section has taken longer than I'd like to admit
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Well now I’m sure you can see how “fancy” mine is. I mean REAL pvc pipe and a lil farm wire. Those seccy lime green pool noodles and zip strips! What I found was my tables need to be heavy enough to hold those ladies down.Not even up for a day and I've already torn it down and started to "improve it". I wasn't happy with the rigidity or the size of the squares. This one panel section has taken longer than I'd like to admit
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Well now I’m sure you can see how “fancy” mine is. I mean REAL pvc pipe and a lil farm wire. Those seccy lime green pool noodles and zip strips! What I found was my tables need to be heavy enough to hold those ladies down.
I put mine under the table the day I flip to flower. For the first week through the stretch I just stretch them out (limbs) like octopus legs under my top. Stop doing this after the first week though at that point they are where they are going to Bud. I may pull a top through another opening if needed. By keeping them beneath the table through the stretch allows every site to have equal light and put on a top. Lollipoping everything off the plant beneath the table that does not reach the top at the time you table them is important as well. If done properly this will triple your normal take!Yep here you are hoarding more forbidden knowledge!!
Speaking of which... Do you fill the entire screen and THEN flip to flower, or do you fill like 3/4 of it and then use the 3 weeks or so of flower stretch to fill out the rest?
I ran out of picture hanging wire. I'll finish up tomorrow but got the important bits done
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@CannaGranny Addition by subtraction here; sorry some must vacate. Beautifully written explanation as usual.I can fill a five by five with two plants doing this or a four by four with one. I probably could actually fill the five by with one but have not done so yet. On your scrog, I’d pull two of those plants, you’re gonna be hurting for space and you’re not allowing enough room to go through the stretch under your table top. We are forcing them to stretch under the table and then form new tops to grow above the table. To simply grow them up through the table is trellising them, completely diff than scrogged with a very different outcome
I hope so! It's kinda fun learning new stuff but I've had enough wrestling matches with tying down branchesSo sexy gonna be some fat yields
Well after a few days of being blasted 24/7 with 1000w of LED I've started to see some stress signs lights have been raised and I've dropped it down to 9 on the dial. But for anyone curious what LED light burn looks like here you go!
I feel like there is some great wisdom here and I can't figure it out exactlyI can fill a five by five with two plants doing this or a four by four with one. I probably could actually fill the five by with one but have not done so yet. On your scrog, I’d pull two of those plants, you’re gonna be hurting for space and you’re not allowing enough room to go through the stretch under your table top. We are forcing them to stretch under the table and then form new tops to grow above the table. To simply grow them up through the table is trellising them, completely diff than scrogged with a very different outcome
I feel like there is some great wisdom here and I can't figure it out exactly
So you want to put the net down and then let the plant stretch under the net as adverse to pushing the net down on a plant big enough to encompass the net at once?
Idk if I'm making any sense
Yes I believe so. I can visualize what you are saying, I see the stretch below the net and then the tops or colas will come through at even time, to have an even canopy. This way the canopy will be more uniform. The uneven stretching of the plant will be under the net instead of above, makes senseThat’s it exactly! People tend to forget that during stretch the plant may double its size. By forcing them to stretch beneath the top, you are opening them completely up and everything is getting equal light. One thing I do also is I allow the limbs to get taller than my table top, before scrog topping. (Not topping the plant, putting the scrog top on the plant) I like a good six inches of excess height this opens them up like an octopus. Make sense?
These 12 SCROG tips may be a good visual aid. Just click on the pictures for the tips Link: Scrogging TipsYes I believe so. I can visualize what you are saying, I see the stretch below the net and then the tops or colas will come through at even time, to have an even canopy. This way the canopy will be more uniform. The uneven stretching of the plant will be under the net instead of above, makes sense
These 12 SCROG tips may be a good visual aid. Just click on the pictures for the tips Link: Scrogging Tips
Pic from Scrog Tip #7
I know, that's why you have to click the picture. Clicking on the picture takes you to the Tip. He just got his site back up, so it's a work in progress. But if you click the picture it will take you to the tip.I don't like how his "READ MORE" takes you to a broken instagram page. Terrible website. I did find: https://www.northernscrogger.com/blog/tip/1
If you change the "1" to 2, 3, 4 etc you can get to the html versions of the more in depth tips.