scrog??

jimmy slim big · Oct 17, 2014

so i was at the shop and talking to the owner about stuff showing him my pics and he suggested i try growing in a scrog.... im kinda iffy though .... should i?? could i maybe just do half my box scrog and the other half reg??? heres some pics

GreatwhiteNorth · Oct 17, 2014

Just keep in mind that if you do go SCROG, the plants will be immovable after they get into the screen which can make watering & maintenance interesting at times.

It is my preferred method of maximizing an area.
Not trying to discourage, just a heads up.

Hydrotech364 · Oct 17, 2014

I have had some beautiful SCROG's just takes a little longer to maximize yield....Awesome bud's though.

Flatlines · Oct 17, 2014

if ur not scared of bending branches n def dealing with the zero mobility... do it but please for the love of christ dont do weak support system...

my one crime on this grow was over estemating the streach n not long enough veg im new strain n newish to scrog

GreatwhiteNorth · Oct 17, 2014

Flatlines said:
if ur not scared of bending branches n def dealing with the zero mobility... do it but please for the love of christ dont do weak support system...

my one crime on this grow was over estemating the streach n not long enough veg im new strain n newish to scrog

I would have probably given them a couple more weeks training in the screen, it looks like you may end up with a fair amount of unused canopy space. ; (

Flatlines · Oct 18, 2014

GreatwhiteNorth said:
I would have probably given them a couple more weeks training in the screen, it looks like you may end up with a fair amount of unused canopy space. ; (

i know it was a crime i tell you a crime... but the clones i took from these ladys will be done right now that im learning the strain..

jimmy slim big · Oct 18, 2014

soo would doing 2 plants in the screen on one side of the cabinet be ok?? and the other side i just let them be?? or does the whole box need to be set upcwith the screen?? the inside is 3.5x5.5x6.....

vitamin_green_inc · Oct 18, 2014

I would do them all in scrog, but you can do half. You could also do individual scrogs which makes the plants mobile. Checkout verdantgreen's journals over on IC mag, calls them modular scrogs.
You WILL get more yield out of the Scrog than not, the veg is just longer for non-stretchy strains

Roobarb · Oct 18, 2014

i am far from an expert on scrogging but my advice is, when choosing a scrog net,make sure the holes are large enough to fit your hand through from above, makes any adjusting during stretch much easier

past times · Oct 18, 2014

With what you have now I would not do a scrog. Looks like you have topped and trained well with multiple tops per plant. I think scrogging 6 plants in that room would be too tough, as many people pointed out...makes them immobile. Going to be hard to water the back plants...And are they all the same species...if not, different harvest times.

They look great though. I would look at flowering soon, then lollipopping.

Flatlines · Oct 18, 2014

its tuff to say but id just let them be n set ur grow up for a futer scrog... also knowing ur growing all females is very important in scrog if a male shows up in flowering its alot of work to take it out

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