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I still need work under the screen on the back two plants. Your pic looks all too familiar . I didn't plan ahead a hurried throwing the net on. I got stems crossing, going under/over each other, mainlines in s shaped, all sorts of jumble lmao!! Good thing is this is indica and won't have too much of a stretch. Had a run of these just plain potted and they stretched about 8-10". I should be fine but maybe throw another level on
 
iPerculate said:
About ready to give scrog a try for the first time... Cant wait!

I am curious if you guys had any advice for the flush process. With the trellis netting in place, you almost have to have some sort of pan underneath to catch the overflow while you pump it out, correct?

What has worked the best for you guys? I was looking at buying individual plant saucers for each pot but that doesnt seem very practical at $10+ a piece. It would be nice to get like a plastic sheet with a big lip that covers the entire tent. I looked for a big baking sheet but couldn't find one big enough, (7 gal pots).
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I got those plant stands at Walmart for $1.98 each. The .97 plastic saucers fit right underneath to catch run off. My bottom drain floor isn't finished yet.
 
max420thc said:
How you doing little brother, long time no see. I never did find out how the water garden worked out for you. .
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Lol,Water garden worked great untill the season changed, tthen it got too hot, and starting killing jacking up the PH. Had to take it down.....I still got it in storage though ;)
 
Posted this in my journal but it may be better appreciated here. 1st timer, bout $50 and 20 mins

I put fittings on the corners to add a 2nd layer, will build it when the plants are ready.
 

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