painkillerman
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I THOUGHT BOUT AFTER ABLAZED N I THINK SAYING BE THE BEST THING so without delay I QUOTE' Also I seen another guy doing SOG but they make bigger plants maybe about 2 feet start flowering, I was thinking of that and have less plants, have about 4 big plants every 2 weeks in a SOG rotation, at 4oz per plant what you think of that Al?
To get a plant that size requires that it be vegged for a 2-3 weeks. This requires that you maintain a separate vegging area for plants you later intend to flower. It'd have to be about half the size of the flowering room. A vegging period will also induce much taller plants than non-vegged plants by the time they're ready to harvest. Tall plants are not your friend in the flowering room because of the limited canopy penetration of artificial light. Even the mighty 1000HPS will only make nice, dense buds competently down to about 600-700mm down from the plant tips. This limited light penetration is the entire reason for the SoG method. Short plants have all of their flowering mass in the butter zone as regards light intensity. post taken from ur god als reply end QUOTE"
If you want to grow a smaller number of bigger plants, you'll need a vegging space about half the size of your flowering area & you should think about vertical light fixtures interspersed amongst the plants to light them from the side instead of from overhead.
At the end of the day, traditional SoG will yield more per sq ft of lighted floor space than any other method. If you have plant count limitations under law, I can see why you'd not want the numbers required in a SoG op, but if you have the slightest concern about LEO ever counting your plants, your security culture & behaviour need a revisit.
To get a plant that size requires that it be vegged for a 2-3 weeks. This requires that you maintain a separate vegging area for plants you later intend to flower. It'd have to be about half the size of the flowering room. A vegging period will also induce much taller plants than non-vegged plants by the time they're ready to harvest. Tall plants are not your friend in the flowering room because of the limited canopy penetration of artificial light. Even the mighty 1000HPS will only make nice, dense buds competently down to about 600-700mm down from the plant tips. This limited light penetration is the entire reason for the SoG method. Short plants have all of their flowering mass in the butter zone as regards light intensity. post taken from ur god als reply end QUOTE"
If you want to grow a smaller number of bigger plants, you'll need a vegging space about half the size of your flowering area & you should think about vertical light fixtures interspersed amongst the plants to light them from the side instead of from overhead.
At the end of the day, traditional SoG will yield more per sq ft of lighted floor space than any other method. If you have plant count limitations under law, I can see why you'd not want the numbers required in a SoG op, but if you have the slightest concern about LEO ever counting your plants, your security culture & behaviour need a revisit.