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New home today, new pots/scrog netting in 5 more days.
CrazyChef Grows Hexlines: 6 Strains, 6 LST Limbs Each
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Damn,Chef- Everything's greening up- looking good!
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Yup, starting to look a lot better than before.
Great work Chef! 
Looks awesome chef! 
When a person scrogs morethen 4 plants, I would imagine it would be a bit difficult to water all of the plants no?
I’ve never grown with one, so I really wouldn’t know!
When a person scrogs morethen 4 plants, I would imagine it would be a bit difficult to water all of the plants no?
I’ve never grown with one, so I really wouldn’t know!
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Yeah, I didn't think of that. Never done it before.Looks awesome chef!
When a person scrogs morethen 4 plants, I would imagine it would be a bit difficult to water all of the plants no?
I’ve never grown with one, so I really wouldn’t know!
You have been warned! Lol I’m sure there is ways, like auto feeding systems and what not, but yeah, just wanted to give you a heads up before you dived in with both feet!
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Well, I transplanted the girls to their permanent 5 gallon pots yesterday. They're lookin' better now. Also switched the lighting from 24/0 to 18/6 for the next month until I flip them to 12/12.
I see you’ve been a busy man!!
they look content in their final pots!!
they look content in their final pots!!
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Been about 2 weeks since my last update... So, the girls are healthy. But 6 strains in a single tent makes for quite varying plant height. So I decided to add some trellis netting just to make the flowering a bit more even canapied (is that a word? Spell check says it isn't...). So I guess it's a partial ScrOG? I only had to arrange the limbs on a couple of girls, and also left some additional room for the shorter gals to grow in to. I flipped them into 12/12 four days ago, so putting the netting in now was kinda crucial while they're still quite flexible. Plan on moving the Mega Crop up to 6g/gal. shortly, as well as increasing the nitrogen just a tad bit for the first 3-4 weeks of flowering once the pistils start to show.
I had to take 2 of each photo because there's not enough room to capture both sides of the 4x8 tent in a single photo.
Top view
Front view
Netting being positioned, and final position
I had to take 2 of each photo because there's not enough room to capture both sides of the 4x8 tent in a single photo.
Top view
Front view
Netting being positioned, and final position
that’s a biiiiig net! Lol
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Here it is showing where the canopy will develop soon (I hope!).
that’s a biiiiig net! Lol
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It's becoming a bit of a challenge to keep an even canopy with 6 different strains, but I think they should be okay. Flipped to 12/12 twelve days ago, and they started showing flower pistils five days ago.
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When a person scrogs morethen 4 plants, I would imagine it would be a bit difficult to water all of the plants no?
So yeah, it's becoming a major PITA to feed/water. I'll be taking the netting off today. Before and after pics coming up shortly...You have been warned! Lol I’m sure there is ways, like auto feeding systems and what not, but yeah, just wanted to give you a heads up before you dived in with both feet!
I bet it was, was looking good though! Where did you get the net? Soccer field? Kidding! I’m gonna follow along if you don’t mind
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It's just a basic trellis netting that I prolly paid twice as much as it's worth because I got it at a hydroponics store. Gonna go clip it right now.
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Not much to look at really, but here are the before and after de-netting photos. Had to cut the thing off in sections so as to not do any damage to the little ladies. Gonna hafta add a few stakes here and there soon.
Looks great!
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Thanks! This is day 16 since the 12/12 flip.
Can’t wait to watch them finish my friend!
