Main lining good or na? disadvantages?

[JamesWolverine]

http://www.growweedeasy.com/mainlining-nugbuckets
I want real opinions not just from an article not tried this before.
I want the best yield and potency taking less time as possible?so
time/yield?

 

[RM3]

it's cool to look at and yes it works, but takes a lot of veg time

 

[JamesWolverine]

it's cool to look at and yes it works, but takes a lot of veg time

That's what I thought because look at the amount of leaves most likely got ripped off or lost in the process.

 

[RM3]

Yeah, training is all good and in some gardens is necessary but with a few tweaks a grower can run 6 full grows a year usin the time that training wastes

 

[Growdict]

i think it is good if you have the room for it. i am flowering some clones atm and have been mainlining some feminized seeds forever. lol. when the clones are done the mainlined ones will be ready for the flower room. i would say you could start some seeds or clones for regular flower and 2-3 weeks later start a mainline batch that will be ready when the first ones are done. i just have mine under some 4' flouros which is why it is so slow which works out because flower room is occupied.

 

[Growdict]

i would only do it with fem seeds myself as it is extra work and you kind of want the exact # that will suit your flower space.

 

[rkymtnman]

I want the best yield and potency taking less time as possible?

wont' affect potency at all.

best yield would probably be SOG. less veg time=more grows per year possible.