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Hello Fellow Scroggers,

Its been a week since we've gone 12/12 and everything looks amazing.

Made a few modifications to the scrog screen tonight but I wont show those until tomorrow. They are stretching a lot now so I had to run a couple of lines to tie down some tops. Now that the temps are about to drop i can get the lights closer and roll the fan up to 100% and still keep temps in the low 70's, Sweet!

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Icemud, what is a chocolope c6 x og 101? I have two chocolopes going in my scrog.

Icemud said:

I started with a ton of LST, right from 1st day of transplant. This re-arranges the auxin flows to the lower nodes allowing them to gain apical dominance, basicly tricking the plant into thinking the lower branches are the main stem. Even before the screen was installed, each plant had over 15 tops because of LST.....this is how I achieved it...

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Thanks started training tonight, some of the lower branches are almost as high as the main stem now I've trained it over on it's side, should get a lot of good colas.

BigBudzzzz said:

THIS IS CRAZY COOL~~~

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omg lol swear to god I thought of this myself 2days ago. I'm going to use just a wire screen and make a big loop. grow and train that plant in it and flower. boom

Hey ice mud, sounds like you did what i did with the lst before the screen even came into play. im hoping for 3/4 lb off one 600w and 3 plants scrogged just about to update my thread in sig.
lemme know what you think. im amazingly impressed by yours for a first grow thats an amazing yield.
+rep for sure

Woodsman,
I just went into floweing, when do i start putting the individusl branches through the screen?
Sorry for the kind of dumb question. Fist Scrog.
Thanks

Heads Up said:

Icemud, what is a chocolope c6 x og 101? I have two chocolopes going in my scrog.

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The Chocolope C6 is the DNA genetic's cut/strain of Chocolate Thai x Canolope haze... The OG101 is supposedly a recreation or the original OG cutting as I was told/ supposed to be the closest you can come to the original cuttings...and I belive this strain was from Cali Connection...

Thanks, that's the chocolope I'm growing, DNA beans. I also have from reserva privada an og18 baby going too.

garbage bees said:

Thanks started training tonight, some of the lower branches are almost as high as the main stem now I've trained it over on it's side, should get a lot of good colas.

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Did some more again tonight got most of them sideways now, might have to move them up nearer the screen though. I built the screen to be future proof as only using 2 gallons pots at m and they're quite low so got about 4-5 inches from the tops to the screen.

I just wish I'd known about scrog before

Anyone thats benn scroggin a while, When should i start letting the individual branches up through the netting? I just started flowering a few days ago. Im new at scrogging so im im only doing it with 2 plants. A superLemon Haze and a Tangerine dream. The SLH is looking pretty damn big! I got it growing on its side all the way round itself making almost a full circle. The TD is looking all right to but I havnt had the need to try and circle it around yet.,
If anyone has any pointers or tips, Please let me know.
Thanks

BigBudE said:

Anyone thats benn scroggin a while, When should i start letting the individual branches up through the netting? I just started flowering a few days ago. Im new at scrogging so im im only doing it with 2 plants. A superLemon Haze and a Tangerine dream. The SLH is looking pretty damn big! I got it growing on its side all the way round itself making almost a full circle. The TD is looking all right to but I havnt had the need to try and circle it around yet.,
If anyone has any pointers or tips, Please let me know.
Thanks

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Let the branches grow high enough above the screen to be able to pull them back under and move them to the next hole. My new screen has 3"x4" holes, so I let them get anywhere from 2"-6" above the screen before I move them. The reason I say 2" all the way to 6" is....some branches will aproach the screen at a verticle angle at first, and they only need to get a couple inches above the screen to be able to be moved. Horizontally growing branches need a little more to get them to the next hole. You want to move each branch as soon as possible in order to reduce stress from roughing up the foliage every time you move a branch. The higher above the screen they go before being moved, the harder it will be for you and the plant....also, you'll put more stress on the joints of the plants with more extreme angle changes. I've split a main branch where it met the main stem before from changing its direction too quickly over a couple days.

I think SLH might fill most of your screen, which is ok i guess, ya just gotta time it right as far as when you stop training. It will be different for both strains(probably). You want to stop training on each strain at the right time so their end height is the same. Captain obvious I know, but scrog can be a little mind bottling at first. got more info and tips in my threads below, good luck

Thanks for the reply. Hopefully I havnt already messed up. I pretty much lst'd untill they were growing sideways and just kept making em go around in a semi circle. The net is there but the plant is all grown under it and has been ready to poke through a good 3-6 inches ago but i just kept making it stay under the net going horizontal. I'll try and post a pic to give you a better idea of what the hells i done went and did.
BigBudE

that's good. doing lst before the screen relieves some of that upward force the screen would be catching otherwise. screens tend to scuff and cut into the branches if there is enough force. try and imagine how much more stretch ya got and how much they'll grow in that time. your asking yourself.....if I stop training right now, how high above the screen will they end up? After a few scrogs, I'de say that I prefer to end up about 7"-8" above the screen, but that can go up or down depending on your spacing. you want to pack as many bud sites into a screen as possible without crowding by being too high above the screen for your spacing. it takes a couple rounds with each strain before they're dialed in.

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Couple of weeks left still. Hope everyone's crop is crusin'..happy growing all!

One Male, and 2 Ladies.

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I cut his azz out tonight, funny at Midnite, no ball'z but at 3:30, Ball'z! Wow, a brotha gotta be on that shit or it will get ugly real fast! But I had been suspecting him for a minute!

Now lets just hope no hermies are in the bunch.

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this is my attempt at a scrog so i thought id post here the strain is super lemon haze

Your gonna have repot that in to a bigger pot...... And soon...
But looking good... Look forward to watching her grow...

Jay_normous said:

Your gonna have repot that in to a bigger pot...... And soon...
But looking good... Look forward to watching her grow...

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i thought that pot would be ok will i definitely need to re-pot

mr.green123 said:

i thought that pot would be ok will i definitely need to re-pot

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well i think that depends on how long u plan on vegging.. 55days+ then yea
my 2 cents

BigBudzzzz said:

One Male, and 2 Ladies.

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I cut his azz out tonight, funny at Midnite, no ball'z but at 3:30, Ball'z! Wow, a brotha gotta be on that shit or it will get ugly real fast! But I had been suspecting him for a minute!

Now lets just hope no hermies are in the bunch.

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Someone please correct me if I'm wrong on this, but I think ya have about two weeks once male pods form before the pollen inside them is mature enough to pollinate.