woodsmantoker
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The tray holding buckets could also be connected to a hoist system that allows the whole mod to raise and lower as needed....
summed up: does photosynthisis occur in flowers?, particularly cannabis plants. Certainly!This is just my second post here at rollitup, so please be gentle.
Something that has always seemed odd to me about scrog is the idea that during flowering fan leaves should be displaced, and even cut, so that the light can shine on the buds. But the bud is primarily a reproductive structure and so its surfaces are not likely to be as good at gathering light energy as the leaves surfaces are, so I'd think the more leaves the better.
Also, does the bud really need any light at all? Some say that a shaded bud will result in more stretch, but in as far as stretch is environmentally stimulated, (as opposed to being a matter of genetics), wouldn't it be the light level at the leaves rather than the buds that controls stretch? After all, it's the leaves that have mediated internode length according to light intensity since the plant was a seedling; is there any evidence that the buds share that job during flowering?
I happen to know of some White Russian that is just two weeks into flower and have placed a little opaque hood over one developing bud, leaving nearby buds unshaded. I'm hoping to see if the shaded bud developes less, or is less potent, than the unshaded ones. I know this isn't a high-quality experiment, but hopefully its results will be a little interesting.
A succinct and helpful answer, thank you. I still wonder though if light energy captured by a bud will fatten that bud directly, or does it benefit the bud indirectly by benefiting the plant overall? I'm not familiar with botany or its terms so it's hard to articulate my question well, but hopefully you know what I'm asking.summed up: does photosynthisis occur in flowers?, particularly cannabis plants. Certainly!
Not all the parts of a cannabis flower convert energy by means of light, however some parts do such as the calyx, or sepals. In both can be found
chloroplasts and mitochondrion.
Which Pic?WOW sounds interesting...If this wasn't my first Scrog maybe I would try it out! But I'm still learning. LOL
How many more weeks do you all think before I should switch to 12/12?? See pic! she is 5 weeks old now! under 400watt MH. In 3 gallon pot, filled with black gold potting mix, and I'm using fox farm, nutes. I so want to bud her now, it so hard not to. Especially when I'm out ! LOL
My bad, I forgot to upload the pics. LOL Smoked to much last night! Here they are!Which Pic?
Thanks a bunch! That pretty much what I thought, I just wanted to hear if from someone who had done it before. I broke off my first branch today ( by mistake)..LOL It was a little small branch, maybe too small to clone but I tryed it anyways. I think maybe next time I will use two plants instead of one. Thanks again!If your not restricted on room around the screen, I would wait till its near full before I switched. Dont worry so much about pushing larger leaves through the screen, let the smaller parts of the top shoots poke through and stretch a bit. Once tall enough to reach a new hole, pull it back through and move it outward. It should only be a couple weeks maybe, and you will be ready to switch. The first two weeks into flower there will be a jump in the plants stretch so you may want to plan to flower a bit before the screen is 100% full.
I really dig this!! might do something similar for my first venture in SCRoGMy bad, I forgot to upload the pics. LOL Smoked to much last night! Here they are!
Thanks a bunch! That pretty much what I thought, I just wanted to hear if from someone who had done it before. I broke off my first branch today ( by mistake)..LOL It was a little small branch, maybe too small to clone but I tryed it anyways. I think maybe next time I will use two plants instead of one. Thanks again!
im in think its a great idea..Well fellow scroggers, heres your chance!
After following other competitions here on RIU, I have realized what a learning experience it is for all and would like to see the same done with SCROG. If there is interest and enough folks willing to compete, I will go ahead and post the link.
Just like stretching your own limbs, take your time. Some plants do this more easily than others, but almost all of them repair them selfs very quickly. Worry not my friend!Thanks a bunch! That pretty much what I thought, I just wanted to hear if from someone who had done it before. I broke off my first branch today ( by mistake)..LOL It was a little small branch, maybe too small to clone but I tryed it anyways. I think maybe next time I will use two plants instead of one. Thanks again!