Scrog
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jondamon
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This might help you understand the weaving aspect a little more.
I’m by no means an expert scrogger. Lol. Only just done my 3rd scrog but been growing since 2009.
I’m by no means an expert scrogger. Lol. Only just done my 3rd scrog but been growing since 2009.
My first whole room SCRoG
Hey everyone. I guess a little late to the party with a thread for this one! Lol. I figured it may be nice for some to see the progression of a SCRoG since around the 26th April 2021 The pics begin after i have topped and then cloned one of the tops. some statistics of the grow so far. to...
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PopAndSonGrows
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This is more trellis and less SCROG, and you're gona need a 2nd layer of trellissing after flowering stretch
calvin.m16
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SCROG is where you weave the hell out of the branches and let the auxiliary nodes grow upwards, this is more just trellis supported plants, which is fine, that's how I do it.
Chronic11
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What I’m doing is tucking the branches back through their hole and over to the next hole throughout the stretch. You can see one of the branches I just bent over in this pic from today. On the right. The plants were topped once at 5th node and all the nodes have branches up to the screen now. Scrog or no? Or maybe somewhere in between lol.
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calvin.m16
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I'm not overly technical when it comes to terms so looks like a screen of green to me. This is a good example of a "screen of green".
CaliRootz88
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Looks good mane! The net is doing what you intended. More spread out tops and light penetration.
GreezzyGuy
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yes old school screen of green with rockwool flood and drain tables.
lower the PH and bump nute up 250 ppm they need just a little luxury ppm
look good