upthearsenal
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Nice man, where did you get that round screen?
Thanks ! How's the shed coming along?Looking good dude plants look nice and green
Thanks brother ! I live to make them that way I feel sometimes .yea yea what he said lol
Oh its cominig for sure, lol.Thanks ! How's the shed coming along?
Beautiful plant bro...the ones are at Home Depot are 16" but do they have 2" Squares for a screen or 1" squares? I need to get one of those immediately if it is 16". I have a plant I want to veg and fill it up and then figure out when to flower for the stretch. Looks impressive, damn I want to try that bucket ScroG...
Ikea believe it or not has better deals on Mason jars...I understand the feeling or stumpness, why do people buy mason jars...cure weed or jar jam or jelly i think...LOL Have fun at the class, sounds educational, even if it is tomatoes base driven I am sure you will get something out of it. I am going to Home Depot to check out one of those bucket screens. I did some research on ScroG style and it seems its all about timing when to flip the switch for flowering so you can have a full screen for a nice stretch with many colas..seems you got it down bro. Cant wait to see that bucket in 2 weeks. Looks amazing now but is only going to get better.I was at the Nursery yesterday and discovered that today is a class on Indoor Organic gardening . I think I will be checking this out ,but probaly already read everthing they are going to teach .This nursery does cater to MMJ growers so I think it will be cannabis based teachings without saying so . you know " tomatoes " or " foilage " I hate it when people ask , I was looking at mason jars at walmart the other day and some lady asked me what I was canning , I was stumped like a deer in the headlights . I think it was my girl who spoke up and said vegetables . LOL
When doing LST at some point you end up at that point where you are limited to the diameter of the pot in terms of attachment points for tying the plant down .Granted the plant over all will be bigger in diameter than the pot but your still limited .how does that screen work? I have seen that on the site but I thought they were higher up. What does putting it so low achieve?
Damn I've heard of backwoods , but sounds like your waybackwoods , LOL , I bet it's nice though ! Look online at grow supply sites and look in height management , I believe I have seen them online . The first time I saw them it was in a magazine IDR which one but it was about that kid Jacob that has cancer or somthing sorry CRS , anyways he was allowed a MMJ license for extenuating circumstances and in his garden he had 2 plants with these screens . It was a pretty good story he is like 13 i believe.Lucky man! Every garden store around here pretty much sucks, and the nearest indoor garden store is 500miles haha... I depend on hardware stores too much.
Im going to Home Depot to get creative now...LOL Bucket screen here we go....LOLI must also not that I just came up with the screen idea and that screen was slipped over the plant very carfuly at over almost 3weeks into flowering . So this plant didn't grow into this screen but was manipulated into it . I could just see the benefits even this far in and decided to chance it on , I didn't cause any damage and it has continued growing so luckily i didn't stress it .
So to make it clear the obivious benefit I saw was spreading her out wider and opening up the middle easier .I think i will still need additional support as they grow tall , so here soon I will put in some bamboo stakes , .
Ideally for my situation in the future I will install the screen as soon as I transplant to the 5g buckets and plug in 4-5 bamboo stakes , i do this 2 weeks b4 flowering. This way it has time to veg into the screen and you can get her trimmed up underneath the screen b4 flowering . Placing the stakes at this point doesnt disturb any of the roots. Then at the end of that 2 weeks she is ready for the flip with everthing already done that could delay flowering , excess trimming, screen and stake instalation.
So this is a learning process in the making to sum it up.