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Madmunchies
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Re: #1 Stealth dresser growbox, Afghan Kush Ryder auto. by WoS - CFL/LST/Scrog
Hey man, thanks for stopping by.
Same here, did tons of research on autoflowers and generally growing them. I know they don't like any kinds of stressful training, but I had this one method in mind the whole time which I think could actually work good.
Just to show what I exactly had in mind, I did my best to draw it in photoshop, figured it would be the easiest way (since I didn't really explain it in detail at all to begin with);
* Don't mind if the growth looks unrealistic, it's just to show the direction of the plant's growth
So my plan is to try and expand the growth evenly throughout the scrog screen. Just letting it grow horizontally, at first under and then later above the screen. The main stem/s would go throughout the screen, making its way as long as it could (side branches too) and then I'd let the tops shoot up vertically also as much as they could. Wouldn't that be the best way to try and do this since I have limited space? Would that really be too much for her?
Because this way all the new growth will receive same amounts of light as everything else which would logically maximize all the possible growth until it starts flowering, right?
I haven't really told this theory/method yet to anyone so I really don't know if it makes sense to you guys as much as it does to me, so feel free express your thoughts on this one.
Cheers, netstatmen!
hello mate, great work! your setup seems clean and great, and your plant seems great and fast growing!
I made tons of research before buying my equipment and seeds, and it seems that autoflowering strains don't like training, so I would not SCROG autoflowering plants. they do not have a long enough vegetative period. with auto's i suggest that you just let them do their thing bro.
remember, auto's don't depend on light cycles to trigger flowering stage, so the bigger they are when they flower, is the yield you are going to harvest.
i'm subbed to your journal and will keep an eye on your posts so keep that excellent work
cheers!
Hey man, thanks for stopping by.
Same here, did tons of research on autoflowers and generally growing them. I know they don't like any kinds of stressful training, but I had this one method in mind the whole time which I think could actually work good.
Just to show what I exactly had in mind, I did my best to draw it in photoshop, figured it would be the easiest way (since I didn't really explain it in detail at all to begin with);
* Don't mind if the growth looks unrealistic, it's just to show the direction of the plant's growth
So my plan is to try and expand the growth evenly throughout the scrog screen. Just letting it grow horizontally, at first under and then later above the screen. The main stem/s would go throughout the screen, making its way as long as it could (side branches too) and then I'd let the tops shoot up vertically also as much as they could. Wouldn't that be the best way to try and do this since I have limited space? Would that really be too much for her?
Because this way all the new growth will receive same amounts of light as everything else which would logically maximize all the possible growth until it starts flowering, right?
I haven't really told this theory/method yet to anyone so I really don't know if it makes sense to you guys as much as it does to me, so feel free express your thoughts on this one.
Cheers, netstatmen!