Lysemith, Lowkey
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@ Woodsman, I would love to hear more about your introduction to cultivation, it sounds like your time in the south was super educational.
What's up FM?! Wanna see my latest F-UP? First run on these fabric pots and the 10 gallon takes a ton of water once the roots take off. So in an attempt to get run off I over nuted the poor girls and ended up with some lockout. It's worse on the warmer side of the room opposite the A/C. After flushing I think it's under control but it definitely left some damage. Here they are at the end of week 6.Kief where is the update bro?
Thanks! That's kind of what I've been doing. Some here and some there. So basically make sure she is ready to go by day 14.take evveerrrything from under the screen, by day 14 of 12/12. i normally do it in 3 stages not to shock her all at once.. trust me you'll want to... eventually its like sitting under the shade... i cant see my bulb from under the screen... i have a bunch of pics in the first link in my sig
This is my first run at SCROG as well but my advise so far is to make sure you can easily access underneath the canopy. There is a lot of training and trimming to do.
i guess i didn't look into it enough. i am trying the scrog for the first time. this is actually my second grow as an adult. i have already flipped to 12/12 a couple days ago. no flowers yet. the screen seems pretty full now but i am going to manipulate the hell out of the plants for a a while now. these are dutch passion master kush plants. should i have made my screen stands portable? i am using felt pots and could not really come up with a portable setup this weekend and just figured i'd go for it. anyway, here are some pics... comments on what i am failing at or doing ok at are welcomed.View attachment 2880452View attachment 2880453View attachment 2880454View attachment 2880455
If your canopy is filled properly, everything below the screen wont be getting any light anyway.
Usually strains are done stretching in flower by day 14-21, and then flower production takes over. I'd try to have most if not all the cutting done by the time the stretch is over. You only get so many days of heavy flower production so you don't want to waste that time by stressing your plants during those times.
i have to ask the same thing. I just added side cfl lighting when my canopy got too thick for light penetration. I know I'm not going to get all that much from the underside but when you are growing only one or two plants in a small space I don't see the benefit of trimming the popcorn.unless it's a perpetual grow or space issue then I understand.
I run a 400 watt HPS with two 95 watt T5 CFL 4 bulb fixtures on either side of my screen.
photos below.
Why trim if not for space or speed?
reason being everything typically below the screen does not get sufficient light to create good quality buds. If you remove the matter from the bottom, the plant can devote it's energy and resources to the buds that are getting energy directly from the light.I have lots of growth under my screen, any bud above the screen is just sitting on more bud below the screen.
I did not remove anything, I would have Lost a bunch of buds if I trimmed all of the lower of the plant, I don't understand the logic ??
unless it's a perpetual grow or space issue then I understand.
I run a 400 watt HPS with two 95 watt T5 CFL 4 bulb fixtures on either side of my screen.
photos below.
Why trim if not for space or speed?