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rkymtnman

rkymtnman

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DoubleAtotheRON said:
Got any pics of a textbook SOG of your own?
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my definition of both seem to be very different

sog--- sea of green:as many plants as you can fit in your area, little to no veg time, replace them with new plants ASAP and keep a perpetual going.

scrog--- screen of green: plants are ttrained to grow horizontally along a screen and weaved in and out. bud sites are oriented to wards the light, when screen is filled up in veg, flip to flower.
 
Boatguy

Boatguy

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rkymtnman said:
my definition of both seem to be very different

sog--- sea of green:as many plants as you can fit in your area, little to no veg time, replace them with new plants ASAP and keep a perpetual going.

scrog--- screen of green: plants are ttrained to grow horizontally along a screen and weaved in and out. bud sites are oriented to wards the light, when screen is filled up in veg, flip to flower.
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That is correct. Your definition is no different than mine
 
GroBud

GroBud

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Alright so I looked it up. Yall are all correct, I was incorrect. When I learn or think I learn something that has no effect on grow outcome like terms I dont take the time to ever properly research. I was under the impression scrog was just a alternative term for a trellis net. The beginner's I mentioned would use scrog and be corrected in that way. As scrog is just the use of a trellis net. It is however the meaning I used was not correct.
 
DoubleAtotheRON

DoubleAtotheRON

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rkymtnman said:
my definition of both seem to be very different

sog--- sea of green:as many plants as you can fit in your area, little to no veg time, replace them with new plants ASAP and keep a perpetual going.

scrog--- screen of green: plants are ttrained to grow horizontally along a screen and weaved in and out. bud sites are oriented to wards the light, when screen is filled up in veg, flip to flower.
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I’ve tried multiple times to scrog.. they seem to get out of control, even when supercropping, tying back leaders, weaving,etc… maybe I’m just vegging too long, but I flip when they hit the net.. maybe it’s just the pheno. Had this one for a few years. 33DDDE9F-6DF7-471B-8068-A7F54A6F5537.jpeg4606FE58-6A99-4E6B-8634-A0A68A717463.jpeg
 
rkymtnman

rkymtnman

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DoubleAtotheRON said:
but I flip when they hit the net.
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a real scrog is when they are already in the net.

i read this along time ago about a scrog: say you have a 1 yd by 1 yd metal fencing. you start your plant at the 6 oclock position on a imaginary clock face. then as it grow you are weavng the branches in and out as they to the 9 and 3 oclock positions. then as it finally gets all filled up at the 12 oclock , then you flip to 12/12.

your screen is really almost like a woven rug of branches.
 
DoubleAtotheRON

DoubleAtotheRON

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rkymtnman said:
a real scrog is when they are already in the net.

i read this along time ago about a scrog: say you have a 1 yd by 1 yd metal fencing. you start your plant at the 6 oclock position on a imaginary clock face. then as it grow you are weavng the branches in and out as they to the 9 and 3 oclock positions. then as it finally gets all filled up at the 12 oclock , then you flip to 12/12.

your screen is really almost like a woven rug of branches.
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Well, I guess I can always try again. Im a lazy grower tho. :p
 
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