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[Boatguy]

If yall say so lol it's on the internet has to be right. My bad I've seen this corrected in terms many times. Years ago things change. Moving on

Sog is for folks that dont care about plant count. Scrog is for those that do.
They are very different things, and always have been.

Neither involve the use of a trellis net

 

[larfybudz]

If yall say so lol it's on the internet has to be right. My bad I've seen this corrected in terms many times. Years ago things change. Moving on

This has never been corrected over the years, not ever. You're wrong and haven’t the slightest clue what you’re talking about plain and simple.

 

[DoubleAtotheRON]

So this is not a SOG?... I did veg her forever.

 

[Boatguy]

So this is not a SOG?... I did veg her forever.

No... It looks like a good return for a single plant though.

 

[DoubleAtotheRON]

No... It looks like a good return for a single plant though.

I was gonna toss her early on, but had clones going in the tent anyways, so I thought I'd just keep her going till I moved my clones into the main room... then I got curious as to how one would do with 3.5 months of veg.

 

[Boatguy]

So this is not a SOG?... I did veg her forever.

Is this a sog?

 

[DoubleAtotheRON]

Is this a sog?
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Looks like it to me, but I don't pay too much attention to the classifications of growing methods. I just setup up a net and train, lollipop, larf, and that's about it.

 

[DoubleAtotheRON]

@Boatguy .. how you feeding those in the back? Auto feed? Always wondered how people feed in tight quarters like that.

 

[rkymtnman]

Is this a sog?
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nope

 

[DoubleAtotheRON]

nope

Got any pics of a textbook SOG of your own?

 

[bk78]

Got any pics of a textbook SOG of your own?

peep @Hot Diggity Sog journal

 

[rkymtnman]

Got any pics of a textbook SOG of your own?

my definition of both seem to be very different

sog--- sea of green:as many plants as you can fit in your area, little to no veg time, replace them with new plants ASAP and keep a perpetual going.

scrog--- screen of green: plants are ttrained to grow horizontally along a screen and weaved in and out. bud sites are oriented to wards the light, when screen is filled up in veg, flip to flower.

 

[Boatguy]

my definition of both seem to be very different

sog--- sea of green:as many plants as you can fit in your area, little to no veg time, replace them with new plants ASAP and keep a perpetual going.

scrog--- screen of green: plants are ttrained to grow horizontally along a screen and weaved in and out. bud sites are oriented to wards the light, when screen is filled up in veg, flip to flower.

That is correct. Your definition is no different than mine

 

[Boatguy]

@Boatguy .. how you feeding those in the back? Auto feed? Always wondered how people feed in tight quarters like that.

That is just 2 plants. It is deceiving as it was only a 2x2.5' tent

 

[GroBud]

Alright so I looked it up. Yall are all correct, I was incorrect. When I learn or think I learn something that has no effect on grow outcome like terms I dont take the time to ever properly research. I was under the impression scrog was just a alternative term for a trellis net. The beginner's I mentioned would use scrog and be corrected in that way. As scrog is just the use of a trellis net. It is however the meaning I used was not correct.

 

[DoubleAtotheRON]

my definition of both seem to be very different

sog--- sea of green:as many plants as you can fit in your area, little to no veg time, replace them with new plants ASAP and keep a perpetual going.

scrog--- screen of green: plants are ttrained to grow horizontally along a screen and weaved in and out. bud sites are oriented to wards the light, when screen is filled up in veg, flip to flower.

I’ve tried multiple times to scrog.. they seem to get out of control, even when supercropping, tying back leaders, weaving,etc… maybe I’m just vegging too long, but I flip when they hit the net.. maybe it’s just the pheno. Had this one for a few years.

 

[rkymtnman]

but I flip when they hit the net.

a real scrog is when they are already in the net.

i read this along time ago about a scrog: say you have a 1 yd by 1 yd metal fencing. you start your plant at the 6 oclock position on a imaginary clock face. then as it grow you are weavng the branches in and out as they to the 9 and 3 oclock positions. then as it finally gets all filled up at the 12 oclock , then you flip to 12/12.

your screen is really almost like a woven rug of branches.

 

[DoubleAtotheRON]

a real scrog is when they are already in the net.

i read this along time ago about a scrog: say you have a 1 yd by 1 yd metal fencing. you start your plant at the 6 oclock position on a imaginary clock face. then as it grow you are weavng the branches in and out as they to the 9 and 3 oclock positions. then as it finally gets all filled up at the 12 oclock , then you flip to 12/12.

your screen is really almost like a woven rug of branches.

Well, I guess I can always try again. Im a lazy grower tho.

 

[rkymtnman]

Well, I guess I can always try again. Im a lazy grower tho.

i'd never spend that much time training and i only grow a few at a time. lol

 

[DoubleAtotheRON]

i'd never spend that much time training and i only grow a few at a time. lol

I took my plant count down from 78 to 30 on this run to see if I gave them a little more headroom and space, if I could get even remotely close to the same yield.... the nets are full, so maybe??