Using the Scrog as a "drying rack"?

[Skylander]

Logic tells me that if I cut the base of each plant and leave it in the scrog net in optimal drying conditions (ie. temp/humidity) that it would be the same as cutting and hanging the plant upside down in the same conditions. Am I missing something?

 

[PadawanWarrior]

Sounds logical to me, in optimal drying conditions.

 

[spliffendz]

Unless you're perpetual growing sounds a cool idea

 

[Skylander]

Unless you're perpetual growing sounds a cool idea

Yeah kinda.... I take clones (from my mother plants about two weeks from harvest) and transplant into the room question after about a month of veg including the time its takes to root the clones. I dry for about two weeks at 60 degrees/60-65 humidity.

 

[Gemtree]

There was a guy on here or grasscity that just had it so he could swap the legs on his pvc frame and flip the whole thing upside down and put longer pvc in depending how tall it got. Was pretty cool

 

[Skylander]

I thought about trying to do something similar but I just dont have the room to pull off that manuever without creating a bigger problem for myself.....

 

[Gemtree]

I thought about trying to do something similar but I just dont have the room to pull off that manuever without creating a bigger problem for myself.....

Same here lol he did it with a 4x4 too but looked cool with one or two hole plants flipped over

 

[Skylander]

Same here lol he did it with a 4x4 too but looked cool with one or two hole plants flipped over

Hey Gemtree, lets design a scrog that can be flipped in place and charge three times what it took to make it... like all the products in the industry

 

[Gemtree]

Hey Gemtree, lets design a scrog that can be flipped in place and charge three times what it took to make it... like all the products in the industry

lol we can have it where you jack it up a bit and have it swivel like a rotisserie. Boom where's my million bucks

 

[Skylander]

lol we can have it where you jack it up a bit and have it swivel like a rotisserie. Boom where's my million bucks

Call it the Cannatisserie 2000/ 3000 /4000 depending on the size....

 

[LinguaPeel]

Call it the Cannatisserie 2000/ 3000 /4000 depending on the size....

Growing Is Fun collective in AZ has been doing that for years. Pay them royalties.

 

[Gemtree]

Call it the Cannatisserie 2000/ 3000 /4000 depending on the size....

What's sad is that would probably sell lol

 

[Boatguy]

Like this

 

[Skylander]

Growing Is Fun collective in AZ has been doing that for years. Pay them royalties.

Not how business works....unless they have a patent then all they get is a shout out Hypothetically speaking.... were just joking around having fun!

 

[DaFreak]

I think the plants will immediately fall over and make a mess of everything.

 

[DaFreak]

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This makes sense.