White Widow Scrog

mike45214

mike45214

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As of today this plant is 73 days old. She was severely neglected at the beginning. I left going with nothing but tap water for over a month and a half, then I switched pots and had to remove a lot of her roots. She's starting to bounce back now. I've got her on just MaxiGrow. I just put my 400 watt HPS in today, for bloom she'll get 600 watts. All things considered she's doing great and I figured she deserved a thread of her own for being a good trooper. As resilient as she is she might also be a good producer. We'll find out together.

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mike45214

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I've been trimming and tucking leaves and pulling nodes under the screen everyday. I only kept four main branches, so everything growing is coming off of them. The roots are growing like crazy. As far as the pH goes I'm watching it but I don't adjust it. I've found that my plants are a lot healthier if I let it wonder. I'm going to try to fill out the whole screen as much as possible and then after I flip her to flower just let her grow straight up.
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evergreengardener

evergreengardener

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leave some space in your screen and continue to tuck under the screen untill the stretch is over so youll have the most even canopy you can produce

plant looks great by the way
 
mike45214

mike45214

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I do that almost every time I do a scrog, this time I'm doing things a little different
evergreengardener said:
leave some space in your screen and continue to tuck under the screen untill the stretch is over so youll have the most even canopy you can produce

plant looks great by the way
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I do that almost every time I do a scrog, this time I'm doing things a little different.
 
mike45214

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This was her at 51 days old.Screenshot_20160625-191831.png This is her now at 85 days old, 34 days since she started being fed.20160627_132059.jpg 20160627_132145.jpgThis is my net I attached to my bucket lid so I can easily deal with my next plant. I'm doing Black Valley from Ripper Seeds. 20160627_120045.jpg 20160627_120120.jpg
 
Cx2H

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Pretty crafty.

Dollar store find silver shiny windshield thing wrap bucket, no orange lighted root zones. ;-p

IMO: Optional
You may wanna add a control bucket to that so you dont have to move an 8 lb plant later and cause massive face planting of flowers.
 
mike45214

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Cx2H said:
Pretty crafty.

Dollar store find silver shiny windshield thing wrap bucket, no orange lighted root zones. ;-p

IMO: Optional
You may wanna add a control bucket to that so you dont have to move an 8 lb plant later and cause massive face planting of flowers.
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I have quite a few of those from there. They come in handy for different things. I've got a makeshift closet lined with em.
 
mike45214

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Cx2H I took your advice and wrapped my bucket in it. I've used trash bags before but the thought of using a car shade never crossed my mind! Good idea man!:clap:
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Cx2H

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Looks awesome good work, now it reflects heat and light. +1
Yeah I get crafty around here with stuff. I make runs to thrift stores on dollar day and cruise by apt dumpsters around the 22nd of the month. Picked up AC's LED's. Even found a whole basement grow worth of gear waiting for the trash man off one street last year. It's out there. ;-p
 
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prostheticninja

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Outdoor is looking good, man! Have you had any issues with it being so low? I tried fluxing one of my outdoors this year but some slugs must have been mighty hungry :cuss:
 
mike45214

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prostheticninja said:
Outdoor is looking good, man! Have you had any issues with it being so low? I tried fluxing one of my outdoors this year but some slugs must have been mighty hungry :cuss:
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Haven't had any issues what-so-ever and she's basically laying on the ground. I did take a while to put her in the ground, if not for that I'm sure she'd be a lot more stretched out than what she is now. My only concern is that I don't run out of screen before she starts to flower.:!: It'd make me feel like it was somewhat of a waste of time.
 
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