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charface
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Dude, it felt so wrong. Lol
Cold$moke
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It looks so right to me ha ha
Mabey even too thick lmao
I think it will be awsome ....just dont call me during trim time ha ha
Sirtwistsalot
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Clippers!? I'm in shock!
charface
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Lol, yeah. Not exactly a surgical strike.
Cold$moke
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Looking awsome in there man
Thats something the rev used to say was youll get differnt expression using a mh color rather then a hps spectrum.
I know i swithed to a blue spectrum bulb for a while and it did great but now im on the gavita so im a little limited on bulbs.
But now im interested in the leds or double ended cmh lights
Cant wait to see whats coming !
Thats something the rev used to say was youll get differnt expression using a mh color rather then a hps spectrum.
I know i swithed to a blue spectrum bulb for a while and it did great but now im on the gavita so im a little limited on bulbs.
But now im interested in the leds or double ended cmh lights
Cant wait to see whats coming !
charface
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I know man I would love to add a couple 315s but with the movers its not practical. I have to force myself to ignore led for a few years more.
When its dirt cheap and less confusing
Im in
The dude finishes his last two weeks with metal halide and swears by it
charface
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Im reading his book now hopefully he covers that in an upcoming chapterFrom what i remember about the rev he said hps brings more citrus smells and mh will bring out the berries better if that mames sense
Either way your scrog is looking HEAVY
ANC
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It is a totally valid way of growing, BUT, the net is mainly acting as support and maybe spreading out tips so you can get light into the bush.
You can grow some fine weed like you posted above.....
When you want to scrog smaller plants, I suggest placing and weaving the plants one by one, I thought I'd take shortcuts this time as it was only 6 plants, but regretted it.
It has been taking me about a week now to get all the branches weaved.
Now, what you often see, is people aiming to have a tip in each hole...
I couldn't be arsed about the holes until I get at least 2 weeks into flower.
The way I have been taught to scrog a shitty plant to have lots of flowers (other than tipping it and getting lots of side branches) is to weave the branches along the ropes... i.e. not bobbing up and down through the holes but rather spiraling with the rope like you would hang a non-determinate tomato. This forces a shitload of flowers all at the same height give or take an inch or so.
I will upload the pics to my PC just now.
You can grow some fine weed like you posted above.....
When you want to scrog smaller plants, I suggest placing and weaving the plants one by one, I thought I'd take shortcuts this time as it was only 6 plants, but regretted it.
It has been taking me about a week now to get all the branches weaved.
Now, what you often see, is people aiming to have a tip in each hole...
I couldn't be arsed about the holes until I get at least 2 weeks into flower.
The way I have been taught to scrog a shitty plant to have lots of flowers (other than tipping it and getting lots of side branches) is to weave the branches along the ropes... i.e. not bobbing up and down through the holes but rather spiraling with the rope like you would hang a non-determinate tomato. This forces a shitload of flowers all at the same height give or take an inch or so.
I will upload the pics to my PC just now.
ANC
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These girls went through hell in my fight against the mites that came on the cuttings.You can still see oil on the leaves from the garlic oil concoction sprayed them with. The one plant also nearly died from drying when I missed watering her. Her revenge was a bush of tiny branches. They also got a bit taller than I'd have liked.
But not tall enough to supercrop.
Starting with each thick branch, I collect all its appendages and try to get it as close to upright as the net allows.
If they are very long, you give them a hard kink or bend at the height of the net so it is easy to weave in at that height in an L shape.
This is A LOT easier when you work from seed as you have symmetrical plants. Clones can be a testy experience. By the time you get to the other side of the net, the tips on the first would have moved again. You end up going around in circles the first few days with competing branches. Nipping out any leaf you cant hide below the net, you want as many growth tips getting light as possible.
I will post more pics later.
The plants look rough, but this is minutes after bending. It will be a bush again by tomorrow night.
ANC
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I see, I should have read better.
That is the best way, it is a living growing weaving. You intimately get to know each and every crevice in your plant.
ANC
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I wouldn't spray in flower, I guess it would be fine to spray one last shot before flipping, but I wouldn't spray anything on my weed if it had flowers.
The next batch of clones are clean at least, I dipped them whole before rooting. Fuckers are just taking ages to root in rockwool this time of year.
Ironically the few branches I stuck in the soil outdoors seem to be ticking over swimmingly out in the fucking cold..
I combined my organic pesticide with eco-bb fungus in the same spray bottle. Appart from my wife complaining the garlic smell makes her hungry, it seems to work well, there are a few other ingredients apart from the garlic.