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Thinking of cutting out the scrog
I know this is a drastic measure, but I am seriously considering cutting the scrog.
Thoughts so far:
This WAS supposed to be the test group - so I don't feel terrible about doing it. I will make sure I have stuff to support the branches.
I believe if I simply cut the line - it will come out with minimal damage to the plant.
I did not implement it well, and it is going to cost me yield I believe. I should have put the scrog 6" lower. There is a whole layer of budsites just below the scrog that are not getting their due. I think I will actually get more light to more sites if I tie them up rather than scrog them down.
Its still early enough in some of the plants that it will save some yield I believe.
I need the space. If I get rid of the scrog, both sets of flowering plants are at similar enough heights that I can benefit from both 600s. I can spread out the plants I have there. Because there were not 5 plants under the scrog as planned, it is not filled and therefore taking up more space than it creates.
I will have another 15 plants ready for flowering in 3-4 weeks. They can be added in individual pots and hand watered if necessary. Even soil maybe. I'm considering this for 1 Utopia.
If anyone has any thoughts - I think you have a few hours to convince me not to do this. It might be only a few minutes depending on how the medication affects me.
I know this is a drastic measure, but I am seriously considering cutting the scrog.
Thoughts so far:
This WAS supposed to be the test group - so I don't feel terrible about doing it. I will make sure I have stuff to support the branches.
I believe if I simply cut the line - it will come out with minimal damage to the plant.
I did not implement it well, and it is going to cost me yield I believe. I should have put the scrog 6" lower. There is a whole layer of budsites just below the scrog that are not getting their due. I think I will actually get more light to more sites if I tie them up rather than scrog them down.
Its still early enough in some of the plants that it will save some yield I believe.
I need the space. If I get rid of the scrog, both sets of flowering plants are at similar enough heights that I can benefit from both 600s. I can spread out the plants I have there. Because there were not 5 plants under the scrog as planned, it is not filled and therefore taking up more space than it creates.
I will have another 15 plants ready for flowering in 3-4 weeks. They can be added in individual pots and hand watered if necessary. Even soil maybe. I'm considering this for 1 Utopia.
If anyone has any thoughts - I think you have a few hours to convince me not to do this. It might be only a few minutes depending on how the medication affects me.