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gr865
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I have a couple questions/thoughts when you get a second.
I want to increase my canopy area/yield without increasing my footprint. Vertical growing seems a good way to do that as I already scrog the full footprint of the tent. A 4*4 tent filled on 3 sides 3 ft tall would be ≈36sq ft, a massive increase over it's traditional 16sq ft. On paper. Not sure how that translates to real world growing though.
Do you actually get more canopy area on a vertical than scrogging the tent footprint? Or is it limited by the amount of light available? I thought you had mentioned similar yields between the two growing methods.
When you do verticals is it only three walls of the tent?
How long are your veg times?
I use 5 individual screens, 41x 21 or 6 sqft/ screen, so approx. 30 sqft of grow area.
This pic is without the screen attached to the frames.
I use the screens so I can remove the plants from the tent to work on them. Here are 5 screens with Big Buddha Cheese.
This grow was 23 zips of smokable jarred buds and about 7 zips of untrimmed buds for making FECO.
Yes, I do get about the same running horizontal as I do running vertical, but the ease of working on the plant is much better with vertical because it is hard to get to the plants to trim them horizontal.
And here is the 5 plant vertical Barneys Farm LSD, This grow was 26.5 zips smokable jarred buds and I think it was 6.5 zips of untrimmed buds.
Con't.