Hey ya Bam, I see a lot of folks using pvc instead of wood… I don’t scrog at this point because tbh I’m really just to fat and old to be sliding under that netted canopy to flip/train the branches and to a lesser degree the watering in a tent (I’ve fallen and I can’t get up syndrome lol)
, but I’ve seen some fantastic scrogs and maybe can use the knowledge outside so I’ll be paying attention to whatever you figure out. Good luck! 
Got it, I’m guessing a wood frame, though just as effective might be less flexible for moving around with the default weight of the wood, so there’s that too. I‘ve seen some scrogs with smaller individual plant scrog nets too. Whatever you decide, have fun doing it!
Ahhh… 1x1 is nothing really but you make a good point. You don’t have to waterproof pvc! Hmmm… are you considering using the nets in your outdoor grows too? I know you had mentioned you wanted better training on those beautiful but tall ladies in your yard last season. It might be less complicated overall to just use the pvc.
I gotta say I’m impressed. Can’t say I’ve seen anyone do a window sill grow with any real success. How do you approach flowering? Do you just remove the supplement lighting and leave them to their druthers with the window lighting or do you move them to a tent or something? I’m thinking your gaining hours of light while in flower if just the window sill so I was curious.
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Last year I had three plants that I did on the windowsill. They started flowering on their own at the end of January even while getting supplemental lighting for a total of 14-15 hours per day. Once I saw that, I yanked the light and they stayed in flower right until I chopped them on May 1. Never went into reveg even though they were flowering as daylight increased, no hermie issues,* they just kept flowering.
Yep I let them get pretty dry between waterings, the plants are still small for the bags so I err on the side of underwatering as I don’t want the bottom half of the bags continually soaked. They did get watered today, and I turned the humidifier back on as I think they are starting to get annoyed when the air is dry.
Hmmm… Looks to me like you a nutrient deficiency of some sort, what soil were you using and what did you transplant into? Maybe the new soil will rectify the issue given more time. The soil looks a tad dry too.Seeing yellow on new growth. Transplant shock or this f$&@ing led?
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Edit: maybe the new growth is actually greening since i was fighting the yellow
Its the soil from last summer, a mix of happyfrog, oceanforest and promix compact bales, predominantly peat, ph 6.25, tds 350 ppm. I foliar fed with grow big and i think the new growth is green so it should be ok now. I’m waiting another day or two for root development then a healthy feed and close the door for a week.
The KISS method approved!
They look happy.
