Ha-ha I need the experience to grow well, but you also learn from your mistakes. This maybe my first vertical but I'm not worried about failing. I want to learn how the plants react to being grown this way first hand.My advice would be to figure out to grow well before you attempt wild mad scientist tricks with your plants. Just my two cents. Good luck and happy growing.
I'm not positive on how many I should put around each light, and also not to positive on how to train them for a vertical grow. Should I get tomatoe cages or make something outta chicken wire?
Im only familiar with the ideas behind it and not the hands on work. Id suggest cruising through the vertical growing section of rollitup. Theres many good growers who have gotten into great detail on their methods. But i would guess chicken wire or that hard square stuff. Just make sure theres room to move around the plants when your done construction.
Nice man!
I'll take that compliment, thanks brother! Nothing in this world gives me more satisfaction than seeing someone else use my work to accomplish their goals.Nice man!
Are t the fense looking stuff up? From what I read, they're gonna need a lot of training and it's gonna help.
I can't remember who said it but they're gonna find their way closer and closer to that bulb unless you clip them back.
Back in that thread, I really like how he did his:
And then check this out! Can't really tell your bulb distance but I found this useful:
Again, I'm no expert just passing along my research
Keep the pics coming!
Thanks man! Ive been looking around for some chain link fence or the squared stuff, that will work fine right? Just need to make sure its in sections to make training easier?
This is some great advice! I tried to face them the way I wanted them to aim already. Im gonna put the small and the big ones into bloom at the same time to see the effects of the size differences as well as my skills to train them.
Ive heard of people using chicken fence before, but I've also read the bigger the space in the holes (to an extant) the better. Is this because of the training, or after harvest when trying to cut everything down?I've seen a lot of different materials used to make trellis panels. I'd stay away from string and anything with holes smaller than 3" across.
Glad to help the serious. I've gotten a lot of good advice over the years, just paying it forward.
No chicken wire! Holes AND wire are too small. Small holes are a PITA, no upside.
Dude. This thread about vert growing weed. Stay on topic please. There are better threads about pussy.
Dude that is beautiful.
