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Mexicanhedies2003

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lusidghost said:
Those are nicely topped. You could scrog the bejesus out of them.
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Thx man. Im planning a scrog. Just running a lil behind. Im planning on putting a post on each corner and running a grid made of twine. Do you have any tips for putting the scrog together or maintaining it??? Ill take a shot of the canopy real quick.
 

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Mexicanhedies2003 said:
Thx man. Im planning a scrog. Just running a lil behind. Im planning on putting a post on each corner and running a grid made of twine. Do you have any tips for putting the scrog together or maintaining it??? Ill take a shot of the canopy real quick.
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Don't use twine. The fibers will get into your buds. You could weave your own with some type of thicker string, but nets are cheap. I'm probably going to switch to the stretchy type of nets soon. I'm jealous every time someone posts a picture with one. It's easy to make a frame out of PVC pipe, some corner pieces and self tapping screws. There are a bunch of DIY threads on here if you search. Some people build them with legs, but I hang mine from my tents with ratchet ropes.
 
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lusidghost said:
Don't use twine. The fibers will get into your buds. You could weave your own with some type of thicker string, but nets are cheap. I'm probably going to switch to the stretchy type of nets soon. I'm jealous every time someone posts a picture with one. It's easy to make a frame out of PVC pipe, some corner pieces and self tapping screws. There are a bunch of DIY threads on here if you search. Some people build them with legs, but I hang mine from my tents with ratchet ropes.
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Cool thx for the heads up on the twine. Im going to look into a stretchy net now. I built a 4×10 drain table out of 2x4s, plywood, and a pond liner. I was planning on attatching corner posts and running a net off of those. If I get a premade ne do you think I would have a problem wiggling it down over the branches with hiw big they are already?
 
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Mexicanhedies2003 said:
Cool thx for the heads up on the twine. Im going to look into a stretchy net now. I built a 4×10 drain table out of 2x4s, plywood, and a pond liner. I was planning on attatching corner posts and running a net off of those. If I get a premade ne do you think I would have a problem wiggling it down over the branches with hiw big they are already?
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Ah, I see. I'm sure that would work, but it's probably too late to scrog since they're about finished stretching. You don't really want to manipulate the branches after that. You could use the nets as an upper bracing trellis though. I think the stretchy ones have hooks, by the way.
 
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Mexicanhedies2003 said:
Cool thx for the heads up on the twine. Im going to look into a stretchy net now. I built a 4×10 drain table out of 2x4s, plywood, and a pond liner. I was planning on attatching corner posts and running a net off of those. If I get a premade ne do you think I would have a problem wiggling it down over the branches with hiw big they are already?
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get the elasticated nets, the you can pull n streach the netting to fit round your buds without to much touching them
 
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lusidghost said:
Ah, I see. I'm sure that would work, but it's probably too late to scrog since they're about finished stretching. You don't really want to manipulate the branches after that. You could use the nets as an upper bracing trellis though. I think the stretchy ones have hooks, by the way.
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I was debating on stakes at this point. Ive never done a scrog before so I didnt know if Im running to far behind to implement it. If I can get the stretchy net to work tho Id rlly like to try that. If not this run Ill use it on the next so it wont hirt to have either way.
 
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