Tmurrayftw
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I tried doing some different training methods on a few plants I took pictures in different light to help they just got fed so excuse the droopy leaves lol just wanted some feed back
Nope just wanted to know how the training job looked and maybe some other methods that work really good for mains I always strip my lowers I hate trimming that shit lolLooks good, are worried about something?
Hell yeah I been thinking about getting a net never have used one before I flipped em last weekOnce it fills in a bit more she'll be good for a scroging, drop a screen on her and feed your branches through the holes for a nice even canopy..
You make it sound so easy. I have a screen and the canopy looks like shit, no clear information on how to actually 'feed branches' or overlap, or what to do about the big gap in the middle ... see shitty attached pic.Once it fills in a bit more she'll be good for a scroging, drop a screen on her and feed your branches through the holes for a nice even canopy..
Don't get discouraged you'll.figire it out,..just think basket weaving over, under, some might have to be folded back on it self just force the branches where you want them to go, ill post pics of the do si do I'm doing now..but we are only 2 weeks old..I'm trying the 4 way LST with a seed I started but kinda annoyed that I have to go back to seed since I built a cloner and was hoping to just go from clones. But I have found another space for a light so I have just started the seed several weeks before my current harvest is complete so hopefully by the time 8 weeks have passed it will be a big plant. We'll see how it goes, but yeah frustrating ... it's just hard to get good shots with good perspective/depth to explain my issues, or for that matter to have guides that explain the tricks involved.
Anyways, sorry to have hi-jacked your thread, I'm just a bit butthurt at myself for my inability with my current grow (and last grow) to have figured out this SCROG mess.
Three inch holes in net is better than 6 inch holes, more area coverage for your buck.Hell yeah I been thinking about getting a net never have used one before I flipped em last week
My main issue has been that the I can fold the main branch under, but once it reaches the edge of the tent/net ... uh there is nowhere else to fold it under. Also from what I understand (and have tried) you dont want to weave them, in my case at least with indica there is NO WAY to fold a branch under the net and then over it (like weaving) that would require much much larger internodal spacing.Don't get discouraged you'll.figire it out,..just think basket weaving over, under, some might have to be folded back on it self just force the branches where you want them to go, ill post pics of the do si do I'm doing now..but we are only 2 weeks old..
Box of screws some string and few pieces of wood and 25min you can build 1Three inch holes in net is better than 6 inch holes, more area coverage for your buck.
If your netting holes are to big...I use skewers between the holes to keep the branches down..as they grow..move the skwerea to the next area..if you know what I meanMy main issue has been that the I can fold the main branch under, but once it reaches the edge of the tent/net ... uh there is nowhere else to fold it under. Also from what I understand (and have tried) you dont want to weave them, in my case at least with indica there is NO WAY to fold a branch under the net and then over it (like weaving) that would require much much larger internodal spacing.
tried net for first time this grow, quickly realized 6inch is not the move for my small space. Got some 3inch ready for the next go-round.Three inch holes in net is better than 6 inch holes, more area coverage for your buck.
That sounds almost *exactly* like what I said yesterday in a thread (even the 25 minutesBox of screws some string and few pieces of wood and 25min you can build 1