Scrog Tips

[Legacy187]

Hello All,
I have a fem trainwreck and northern lights in seedling stage now. I grow in the homebox xs that's about 3 1/2 feet tall. I have read alot of info about scrog. I pretty much know how to scrog for vegging. I am confused about the technique during the flowering stage. do you keep everything woven into the screen or let them loose? anyone have any info and or pics of scrog during the flowering phase? Thanks in advance!

 

[GrowTech]

Make sure you focus on keeping bugs and pests out, as once the plants are in the netting, it's going to be very difficult to battle against things like spider mites and such.

 

[wildfire97936]

im wondering about this do, im starting it on my next grow of nirvana's papaya, hey growtech i say were one person had a lizard move in and kept out pesty bugs https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/124992-3rd-grow-papaya-seeds.html

 

[GrowTech]

I can't vouch for reptiles... umm, but I can vouch for ladybugs... They are wonderful little critters that will eradicate entire species of pests in your grow ops.

 

[Legacy187]

Ok thanks for the tip I am actully thinking about doing LST now due to the fact that I am in a small space and the net would make maintenance and watering a pain. I am thinking LST now.

 

[wildfire97936]

Ok thanks for the tip I am actully thinking about doing LST now due to the fact that I am in a small space and the net would make maintenance and watering a pain. I am thinking LST now.

lst is pretty fun to do, i had a buddy that made his plant spiral around a stake in the soil. paperclips are good for lsting

 

[killahd]

hey bro,
for SCROG, you veg it into the mesh, then continue to keep it tied down or tucked back under the mesh.

you continue this until the plant stop growing and focuses energy to growing buds. once buds pop up the plant will stop stretching and you do ur own thing