Haight1985
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When seed companies use (g/m2) sog for indoor yield what does this mean is it grams per square meter
(g/m2) sog
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Don Corleone
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And what is SOG ? i mean each letter.
churchhaze
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Sea of green. It's where you flower a large number of small plants with little to no veg time to completely fill a canopy.
KushKrew
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A Sea Of Green done ebb-and-flow style is truly a spectacular sight to behold. The principle is more than just short plants, it depends on perpetual harvesting. I do 9 clones every 2 weeks to end up with 1.2 kilograms of bud every 8 weeks. Plants only get to root, no vegging. It means the canopy is uniform in nice neat little 9-plant sections. You pretty much get the one main cola off every plant, trim the lower third off the stems to keep all the power where it matters most.
Personally I can't see why people use any other method, but then again with my limited space it's all that will work...
Personally I can't see why people use any other method, but then again with my limited space it's all that will work...
churchhaze
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Totally. I can't see why anyone uses anything but SOG, or very short veg time. Giant plants are a waste of energy and time unless it's outdoor. Tons of lollipopped plants with 1 single cola really is the best way to grow weed imo. I guess the laws generally have dumb number of plant limits that just cause people to waste energy and keep their plants in veg longer.
Anyway, when they say g/m2, i'm pretty sure they're assuming you're using a 400W HPS lamp, because that would give a reasonable W/sqft over a square meter canopy, so probably between 300-600g
Anyway, when they say g/m2, i'm pretty sure they're assuming you're using a 400W HPS lamp, because that would give a reasonable W/sqft over a square meter canopy, so probably between 300-600g
