Stakkur
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Hey man, great to see you back and updating!
Lovely photos as usual and it's good to hear all is well in the sub!
Lovely photos as usual and it's good to hear all is well in the sub!
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Papa and SungodThanks to both of you explaining the real truth about SCROGs. I always thought they were allot of work and now I know for sure.
For someone like me it would have to be elevated so I could walk under it.
That means expensive. So, I don't think I will ever do one, but I still think it's a good way to grow. Optimizing space.
being over 6' tall I think I'm going to look into doing a sea of green ebb and flow system elevated waist high. this way I can tend to the ladies in comfortable upright position. no more ninja moves at watering time. yeah.
Papa and SungodThanks to both of you explaining the real truth about SCROGs. I always thought they were allot of work and now I know for sure.
For someone like me it would have to be elevated so I could walk under it.
That means expensive. So, I don't think I will ever do one, but I still think it's a good way to grow. Optimizing space.
Papa When you write its like standing next to you. Great work.
Now, the experimental stage is over and you have all you need, just as you planned.
Hey man, great to see you back and updating!
Lovely photos as usual and it's good to hear all is well in the sub!
being over 6' tall I think I'm going to look into doing a sea of green ebb and flow system elevated waist high. this way I can tend to the ladies in comfortable upright position. no more ninja moves at watering time. yeah.
Hey Papa - love that shot of the dog hair bud! Saw the pic... nice bud... scroll down... more nice bud... scroll down... more nice bud... scrolling... scrolling... scrolling... wow
So, how many days was that plant in 12/12 flower before you started seeing amber trichomes?
Lots of great info on the ScroG method and some killer plants Papa! and +Rep
I've been thinking of doing a ScroG with one Kali plant in a tub, long veg time to get the screen filled and the screen mounted so it can be raised. When I read about all that extra work I get turned right off tho. "Work" is the most offensive four-letter word in the English language IMO! lol
Having the tub on a dolly like I do now would likely make it easier to work on the screen I think. Rolls around real easy on the cement floor and the 4 or 5" of lost height wouldn't be an issue with ScroG.
Great growing man!
I've been thinking of doing a ScroG with one Kali plant in a tub, long veg time to get the screen filled and the screen mounted so it can be raised. When I read about all that extra work I get turned right off tho. "Work" is the most offensive four-letter word in the English language IMO! lol
The real problem with ScrOG is the difficulty of accessing the entire plant. A single plant ScrOG on wheels would be very easy to access. I found if I could access the plant then the work of training is kind of relaxing. For me, with 8 plants under the screen it became too difficult to manage and I ended up cutting the screen away near the end. A plant or two in a screen should be manageable for you. Besides you can always cut the screen off whenever you tire of it. I say give it a try LabRat420, and see what becomes of it!
Hey Lab Rat, I'd love to see what you could do with a ScrOG. I wouldn't be put off too much by the work involved - in my experience it's not that much. With one plant I'd think you could keep it under control with 10 or 15 minutes of training a day. And the training period is relatively short lived - from week 3 of veg to about week 3 or 4 of flower - until the stretch is over. I'd also suggest switching to flower when the screen is only 60% full or so so you can take advantage of all that stretch growth - if the screen is full once stretch starts there's no where to go but up.
The real problem with ScrOG is the difficulty of accessing the entire plant. A single plant ScrOG on wheels would be very easy to access. I found if I could access the plant then the work of training is kind of relaxing. For me, with 8 plants under the screen it became too difficult to manage and I ended up cutting the screen away near the end. A plant or two in a screen should be manageable for you. Besides you can always cut the screen off whenever you tire of it. I say give it a try LabRat420, and see what becomes of it!
Hey Lab Rat, I'd love to see what you could do with a ScrOG. I wouldn't be put off too much by the work involved - in my experience it's not that much. With one plant I'd think you could keep it under control with 10 or 15 minutes of training a day. And the training period is relatively short lived - from week 3 of veg to about week 3 or 4 of flower - until the stretch is over. I'd also suggest switching to flower when the screen is only 60% full or so so you can take advantage of all that stretch growth - if the screen is full once stretch starts there's no where to go but up.
That's what I figured. Veg and fill the screen about 2/3 then 12/12 and fill the rest with the stretch. Definitely worth thinking about.
Up here they count any living plant as $1000 worth of product be it clone or flowering 6' tree! lol
With new laws maybe coming in to effect in a few months, even one plant may get me a 6 month mandatory vacation at the GreyBar hotel. Oh well, 3 hots and a cot!
C'ya L8r.