You can also use screws in the top of the frame at say 2-3 inch intervals then weave your string around the screws. Clean and neat.
How To - The SCROG Method
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akuser47
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Yea I have twine and lots of paracord so I'll make one with it.I would stick with the cord, as a metal wire/grate will cut and grow into the buds!
IMHO
jarhead8795
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just made this week. parts from Lowe's. pvc pipe. screws and string. pretty easy.
How far should I keep my Scrogg net for white cookies females. Photos? Tent is 2.5 x 2.5 x 5 ' ?
Depends on how tall you want your plants and how much space you have. 5' tent youll want to start it low.
DemonicAngel
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I had one in the past and had it about 1.5 feet - 2 feet from the bottom gave me lots of room to play
DemonicAngel
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Easy to water then without having a hard time, if you are watering by hand that is.
Yeah just jugs no more funds green funds for a bit. I would love to fdcabkd to have something that I can never have to worry about watering th4m again. Lol. One day.
Nothing wrong with hand watering, just takes a few minutes a day. Just collect equipment over time.
That's the plan Stan. L
DemonicAngel
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I've always watered by hand but wanted to try something different I guess
GTH was my first automated watering.
DemonicAngel
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It came out awesome as well.
Not bad but i was happy with it. .
wiley420
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Hand watering I find is ok in soil but once I switched to coco it became a pain, I gotta feed daily which makes it hard to go out to the camp for a weekend or go away at all for a few days. That's why Iam switching to a flood table an auto feedings. But I will miss hand feeding cause when I do I spend the time looking over my girls making sure they happy an healthy.
JustinHemp420
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Like the screws and string for the scrog, now that's simple and easy, I'm gonna be trying that in future
wildflowerbudd
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Gazoo, that's amazing 
thanks!
See pg. 9 sorry for the confusion.
thanks!See pg. 9 sorry for the confusion.
Gazoo
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Gazoo, that's amazing
See pg. 9 sorry for the confusion.
I was a little curious as to what I had said
Just now noticed the likes on that post so the light came on
Thanks for Edit it did help, I am getting slower in my old age
The setup has improved a little I found NOT to use
wooden bases, Had to replace one due to water swelling caused
by my Humidifier running under the stand. Have now fitted the
Humidifier top with a funnel and stiff plastic tubing attached. The
funnel is placed over the top of the Humidifier and the attached
tubing is run up above the plants in the back corner of the tent.
Something else I found you do not want the humidifier releasing
near a fan as it will suck in the moisture and pass it through the
fan, causing premature failure, lost 4 fans before it dawned on me
that's what was causing it
Other improvements are pending
Thanks again Gazoo
JustinHemp420
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Point noted and thanks for the heads up, I'm sure not many thought of that
I need to follow you on this flood and drain. My next grow I'm considering...