what is better for a scrog grow. SATIVA OR INDICA?

texastiger707

texastiger707

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Hey everyone. I am about to start a 2 plant scrog grow. I was just wanting comments on what is better to scrog with. Is it a sativa or a indica plant? I will be growing in a 48x24x60 grow tent. So the screen will be pretty big.
 
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jazlm

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Do some research on your own. With 689 posts you should have picked up some useful information along the road. I don't mind helping people, but damn.
 
texastiger707

texastiger707

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jazlm said:
Do some research on your own. With 689 posts you should have picked up some useful information along the road. I don't mind helping people, but damn.
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I was just asking which is better to scrog. what strains have other people scrogged with.
 
ilyaas123

ilyaas123

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I would go for Indica as Sativas are less bushier which isn't what you really want for a SCROG.
 
Threefingerlid

Threefingerlid

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IMO sativas are a natural fit as well for a scrog. It's an effective way to weave a dense canopy of bud sites and can control the stretch that comes with flowering. There are so many people doing amazing training, super cropping etc. that it's hard to keep up with new ideas. As always a fun time to be growing. Good luck.
 
texastiger707

texastiger707

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Threefingerlid said:
IMO sativas are a natural fit as well for a scrog. It's an effective way to weave a dense canopy of bud sites and can control the stretch that comes with flowering. There are so many people doing amazing training, super cropping etc. that it's hard to keep up with new ideas. As always a fun time to be growing. Good luck.
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Thank you for the reply. I was thinking sativas would be good for scrogs because of the stretch. It would be easy to fill up a screen.
 
JohnDee

JohnDee

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Tex,
I was thinking the same thing about sativas. But I've never scrogged. What I would suggest is to grow the type of strain that you like to smoke. You may need more plants for one strain or another...but you should be able to make almost anything work. Good luck...
JD
 
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