NorthernLights#5
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so very new to this what do you mean zero vegging???If you're doing true zero vegging sog you can do up to 20-24 plants at a time under a 600w light.
so very new to this what do you mean zero vegging???If you're doing true zero vegging sog you can do up to 20-24 plants at a time under a 600w light.
The whole point of sog is no vegging. Once the clones develop root you immediately fruit. You don't really top sog clones since they dont veg at all. After 1-2 weeks the clones have roots and you immediately place them in 12/12 lighting. Topping requires 1-3 weeks of vegging. In that time you're plants may be too large to do a true sog grow opp.Great looking setup. And as for topping Look into the uncle bens topping tech. its posted here
https://www.rollitup.org/advanced-marijuana-cultivation/151706-uncle-bens-topping-technique-get.html
best of look deff be back to check in...
Hi DST, thanks for making me realize that I thought about topping too late.
I would actually like to take out this 400 and throw in 3 T5 Fluorescents. Expect to see that hanging next post...
To answer your questions:
How far have you got that 400 away from them?
80 Centimeters.
How often do you water?
once and sometimes twice a day depending on how the soil feels.
Are they using much water?
All 10 plants together drink 5 Liter every 4-5 days.
whats the temps/rh at lights on?
25.5 Degrees Celsius / Humidity 33-39% (I know it should be higher for Veg... Got no gear to do it though... Maybe throw in a pot of water and just let it chill there between the plants?)
i agree zero veg you could actually do more like 34 to 36 in a square meter small single cola plants each one giving you a good 14g thats close to 1 lb a harvest dont know why someone would say bigger plants bigger yield sog is not high plant yield but high plant volumes 32 smaller colas add up quite fast. i got a plant thats 5.5 feet and 3.5 feet wide and there is no way she will yield what a sog grow would in your space. 600w hps would be a perfect light for that space and a good sog grow co2 and you would have your mind blown for sure anyway cant wait to see it in action whatever you choose GL on the op man.The whole point of sog is no vegging. Once the clones develop root you immediately fruit. You don't really top sog clones since they dont veg at all. After 1-2 weeks the clones have roots and you immediately place them in 12/12 lighting. Topping requires 1-3 weeks of vegging. In that time you're plants may be too large to do a true sog grow opp.
Agreed. Smaller is better. You get better light penetration and overall better yields. Everything you grow is top quality dank i.e. top cola. In any case, the only advantages big plants have are they look impressive (it's what people think of when they think of pot plants) and legally speaking its less jail time if you get caught with 5-10 plants verse 80 little ones. Some states weight your total plant mass when determining punishment and others do it by plant count.i agree zero veg you could actually do more like 34 to 36 in a square meter small single cola plants each one giving you a good 14g thats close to 1 lb a harvest dont know why someone would say bigger plants bigger yield sog is not high plant yield but high plant volumes 32 smaller colas add up quite fast. i got a plant thats 5.5 feet and 3.5 feet wide and there is no way she will yield what a sog grow would in your space. 600w hps would be a perfect light for that space and a good sog grow co2 and you would have your mind blown for sure anyway cant wait to see it in action whatever you choose GL on the op man.
Agreed. Smaller is better. You get better light penetration and overall better yields. Everything you grow is top quality dank i.e. top cola. In any case, the only advantages big plants have are they look impressive (it's what people think of when they think of pot plants) and legally speaking its less jail time if you get caught with 5-10 plants verse 80 little ones. Some states weight your total plant mass when determining punishment and others do it by plant count.