Mr. Cheetah
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basicly yes. the weather is good. rememba ive finished some outdoor grows here
Stealth SCROG roof operation
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woodsmantoker
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"I hope these fill the screen"
I would expect them too but would question flowering time frame. Have you scrogged outdoor?
My suggestion: If you get to a point where your filled or overflowing, cover them up to induce flowering.
I would expect them too but would question flowering time frame. Have you scrogged outdoor?
My suggestion: If you get to a point where your filled or overflowing, cover them up to induce flowering.
Mr. Cheetah
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why the hell should i do that? soz dude, im not sure i understood u well. 
theloadeddragon
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yeah I have thought about growing herb on my roof.... but there is really no need for me....
Mr. Cheetah
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there is need for me mate
theloadeddragon
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exactly why its such a good idea 
Hopefully many other people will learn this lesson as well. It helps cut on cooling costs and rain damages hehehehe
Hopefully many other people will learn this lesson as well. It helps cut on cooling costs and rain damages hehehehe
Mr. Cheetah
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ive neva said its good ideaexactly why its such a good idea
Mr. Cheetah
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yeah i have the easyest access
woodsmantoker
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Will your plants begin flowering prior to filling the screen or after its filled? I scrogged a roof and still needed secondary support; the plants were introduced to the screen early and over grew the space. The colas then toppled and needed the secondary support (I used a commercial fishing net “king salmon gear”
. Upon another run, I had similar issues and was successful by inducing flowering once the plants had filled the space by covering them. I look forward to seeing what you do and invite you to post a few photos in a "help type" thread that is dedicated to improving the method and understanding of Scrog. Thank you for your support! GL
https://www.rollitup.org/advanced-marijuana-cultivation/282177-enter-scrog-scroggers-united-post.html
Little known fact: Where I live, we have sunlight for nearly 21 hours during summer solstice. Vegetation flourishes here however for most parts of Alaska the growing season is too short for cannabis to flower prior to the cold temperatures return (obviously excluding ruderalis). We Alaskans use improvised methods to induce flowering such as the “cover up” method.
“Hence the suggestion pertaining to being faced with what to do with a full screen of vegetative plant”
. Upon another run, I had similar issues and was successful by inducing flowering once the plants had filled the space by covering them. I look forward to seeing what you do and invite you to post a few photos in a "help type" thread that is dedicated to improving the method and understanding of Scrog. Thank you for your support! GLhttps://www.rollitup.org/advanced-marijuana-cultivation/282177-enter-scrog-scroggers-united-post.html
Little known fact: Where I live, we have sunlight for nearly 21 hours during summer solstice. Vegetation flourishes here however for most parts of Alaska the growing season is too short for cannabis to flower prior to the cold temperatures return (obviously excluding ruderalis). We Alaskans use improvised methods to induce flowering such as the “cover up” method.
“Hence the suggestion pertaining to being faced with what to do with a full screen of vegetative plant”
Mr. Cheetah
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well, in my climate, the cannabis plants seems to finish in mid-late octomber, which means they start to flower in the beggining of sept. that gives this plants to grow for a month or so till they jump thru stages my plan is to fill the net as much as possible and to leave the plant to grow up for the last two weeks of their vegetative stage. ive once did indoor scrog with a crappy plant and i wasn't placed with the results. things looks much better in my outdoor attempt (knocking on wood).
my plan is to fill the net as much as possible and to leave the plant to grow up for the last two weeks of their vegetative stage. ive once did indoor scrog with a crappy plant and i wasn't placed with the results. things looks much better in my outdoor attempt (knocking on wood).
Mr. Cheetah
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so heres another update. plants are filling the net nicely. have to move 3-4 branches in new square of the net every day. enjoy
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Don Gin and Ton
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rooftop scrob! = legend
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Mr. Cheetah
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yeah, hope so!
Mr. Cheetah
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woteva that means, thanks lol
Don Gin and Ton
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hahah doing a grow on your roof and scrogging it is awesome. making you legendry. me n westy were checking out your countries sunshine and its pretty good. should be a good return!
can you see anything of the plants from the ground at all?
can you see anything of the plants from the ground at all?
woodsmantoker
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Roll on brother! Filling looks good!
What strain are you running? I am keeping a log of scroggables. Im finely tuned on sativas that scrog well, limited however, would love to add one!