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Bamboo stakes/twist ties work just fine.Hi. I'm doing a couple auto flowers, first grow. What are the best options for plant support. I didn't do any training so I didn't use a net (maybe next time). are you using bamboo sticks or tomato cages? Any suggestions?
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using the same 3ft 90cm version for years ...I just got these! I was waffling back and forth between bamboo and the style pictured. I have used bamboo a lot outdoors for various grows and gardens, it works really well and last a few seasons before breaking down (splitting) and it holds dirt up in it (mine were hollow). I think bamboo is a great option and you can get a ton of them for cheap. With that said i wanted a more permanent setup and something that wasn’t a pain in the ass to clean, or would get wrecked if I soaked it. These are more expensive for less quantity so im building my collection slowly, probably only need another pack of 25 really lol!View attachment 2342203
I almost got the 5ft version! Really glad I went out and measured one last time hahaha!using the same 3ft 90cm version for years ...
it's been 7 years i have mine.I almost got the 5ft version! Really glad I went out and measured one last time hahaha!
How long have you had yours? They seem really durable for “indoor growing of cannabis”. Outdoors, I think I could really mess them up lol.
That’s the sauce right thereI just got these! I was waffling back and forth between bamboo and the style pictured. I have used bamboo a lot outdoors for various grows and gardens, it works really well and last a few seasons before breaking down (splitting) and it holds dirt up in it (mine were hollow). I think bamboo is a great option and you can get a ton of them for cheap. With that said i wanted a more permanent setup and something that wasn’t a pain in the ass to clean, or would get wrecked if I soaked it. These are more expensive for less quantity so im building my collection slowly, probably only need another pack of 25 really lol!View attachment 2342203
Thats good to hear!it's been 7 years i have mine.
i think that without sun and rain that could eventually damage the coating overtime they could last forever indoorThats good to hear!
Thats what I was thinking. Along with how much more gentle (at least I am) with my ganja plants vs the outdoor veggie garden lol! : )i think that without sun and rain that could eventually damage the coating overtime they could last forever indoor
You’ll like being able to stake your plants! : ) it adds a level to your setup! You can get creative too with how you connect your bamboo! have fun!I ended up getting some bamboo for now. They are pretty thick though. I'll try it out. Thanks to everyone.
Wow amazingDepends on the strain.
Me, its DIY trellis netting and PVC I also use silica gold .
I use these when needed. Jiggle a branch with a mature bud and you'll see just how heavy those dang things are.I just got these! I was waffling back and forth between bamboo and the style pictured. I have used bamboo a lot outdoors for various grows and gardens, it works really well and last a few seasons before breaking down (splitting) and it holds dirt up in it (mine were hollow). I think bamboo is a great option and you can get a ton of them for cheap. With that said i wanted a more permanent setup and something that wasn’t a pain in the ass to clean, or would get wrecked if I soaked it. These are more expensive for less quantity so im building my collection slowly, probably only need another pack of 25 really lol!View attachment 2342203
Oh yeah! They can sit there just fine for days then all of a sudden they’re upside down below the canopy line!I use these when needed. Jiggle a branch with a mature bud and you'll see just how heavy those dang things are.
LED has come a very long way.Bamboo but I ScrOG so I don't really use them in the traditional way. I use them to hold down branches on the net that aren't long enough to reach the other side of the space.
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