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That sounds like a real PITA, especially if the frame is already in the tent. I'm sure it could work but I mean the screws cost me like $3 for I dunno a few hundred (I just bought them from the bulk bin at hardware store that charge you per weight). Story might be different with PVC, I just...

I made my own frame out of wood and just wound the string very tight, which mostly has kept its shape. One thing to note is that if you are defoliating be very very careful, or you might cut the string (like I did) and you can't really restring the net once they are in it.

How did your grow turn out? Because it looks like it would be a NIGHTMARE to get the plants out of the net when you harvest, which is why I just use string (which I cut when I chop).

Even I, who is completely incompetant in constructing things was capable of using some 3/4" angle aluminum and these QB 120 v2 boards with some eye-bolts as he says. Very easy and there are people here who will help you.

I'm growing in a small 5' high tent as well and it was a disaster before I put a scrog net up, so i would suggest you do that asap. I just found some scrap wood, some screws and twine, or you can use pvc to frame it. You're best to start LST very early on, tying them down to the pot or into...

That last harvest had unrelated problems so no point updating on it (I got some yield but I think too much heat/light in there). Anyways what you said is exactly what my problem has always been which is that I'm too 'shy' to chop off all these healthy leaves (that aren't obstructing anything)...

Pre-flower stretch happened already, when I put them in the tent I also topped it (they were too tall) and the new main growths stretched by 5" in like 1-2 days, but that has ended. So there should only be the actual flower stretch now I assume?

It is a small tent, it's 2'x4'x5', so 5' tall. I have had problems in the past with even short growing indicas growing right into the light, which is why I chose to put the net at only 8" above the pots. Im just still having a hard time (6 grows on) like determing the morphology of the plant...

I'm still very confused about how to SCROG correctly, in fact I really have absolutely no clue and have read nothing but contradictory information. Anyways, do you think I should flip my plants to flower, or give them more time to fill out the net? There are 2 Critical Purple Kush that are...

I'm wildly lost when it comes to scrogging too. I don't want to hijack your thread so I wont post pics of my own but I have NO IDEA when to flip, the net is 8" above (I have only 5' growing space) and I just tuck them under with no real clue what I'm doing and yet to find any good videos (read...

You could always mix together some good old fashion HID with some HLG panels. The QB120 v2 in the pic were like $25 each.

There was a sale on HLG QB120 v2 boards before Christmas that I found hard to say no to because I have been unsatisfied with the 400W HID that I'm using not covering more then maybe a 2'x2' footprint (mine is 2'x4'). So I decided to make my own fixture with some 3/4" angle aluminum and with...

This is what ellipsis are ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellipsis OMG thank you for the laugh though. PS: Arts majors aren't real majors :).

You really like ellipses don't you? You should try ending a sentence once in a while.

Maybe this last 4 years of misery has been for a reason. His ineptitude and corruption led to the state of Georgia's Senate turning blue and turning control of executive branch and both legislative house and senate branches to the Democrats so now they might be able to get something done .. maybe?

Northern Lights and White Widow are pretty hardy strains that will resist mold.

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Yeah that's what I'll do when hardware store is open. I just thought I asked because as I said I have like a metric tonne of it. Also not sure which video you're referring to, the one I watched didn't mention the gauge of wire to use.

I have a tonne of 22 gauge wire I use for arduino projects. You think that would be too thin for carrying the current across 2 of these boards in parralel (LNE24V120WDA driver)

It bites down on it, but it only takes a very slight tug and it comes right out. I think it may have to do with the gauge, because the plastic sheath makes it too thick for any of the sheath to go into the hole (aka there is exposed copper) Maybe I should just go to 16/2?