my 6x8 shed first time indoor scrog official thread
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jollygreengiant8
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canopy looks great
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msdsm39
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DevilDogg3103
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Loving the sea of green!!!
jollygreengiant8
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more like screen of green my friend 
titanium3g
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How do you water them once they are all pretty much stuck in the nets. I dont see this being a problem with hydro, but with dirt I can only see you watering through the top and through all the leaves...
heres the latest pics about 5 days into flower the last couple are after i bent all the tallest tips down. and again for those who havnt been following ive been watering from the sides underneath and the middle and middle back i have a funnel and hose thru the top but it is starting to be a bitch. there is not much room in there to move around i have pieces of cardboard w/mylar on them that make it crowded in there and when i open the door there is like only a foot of space to get in, plus i have that black plastic curtain thats hanging in the doorway thats always in the way. i just want to let them grow up now but i cant chance it cuz i have height limitations. it seems like they grow about 2-3 inches a day. does anyone know when would be a good time to let them go ?like how long before they stop stretching so fast?
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jollygreengiant8
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id guess about another week or week and a half and they will stop stretching and start budding
it looks great..should be getting interesting here very soon
it looks great..should be getting interesting here very soon
whatapothead
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yeah usually stretch for first 2 weeks of flower then stop 95% of vertical growth and just sit and get fat. whatalife.
i was thinking about doing a scrog way back last year sometime. never got around to it but when i was reading they said to start flowering with 75% of the screen filled this way in your first 2 weeks of flower it would fill in that 25%.
they told me this becuase..... mold is a BIG problem with an over crowded screen. no room for air to move under and between the canopy. not saying yours if overcrowded but be sure to stick a small osilating fan or two under the canopy to keep that air moving so you don't get mold on ur sweet sweet lookin plants... soon to be buds.
looks great. i'll be checkin back
i was thinking about doing a scrog way back last year sometime. never got around to it but when i was reading they said to start flowering with 75% of the screen filled this way in your first 2 weeks of flower it would fill in that 25%.
they told me this becuase..... mold is a BIG problem with an over crowded screen. no room for air to move under and between the canopy. not saying yours if overcrowded but be sure to stick a small osilating fan or two under the canopy to keep that air moving so you don't get mold on ur sweet sweet lookin plants... soon to be buds.
looks great. i'll be checkin back
its ten days now and the last few days ive noticed some like lite spotting on some of the leaves it seems to have started a couple of days after i started flowering and switched to lucas flower formula can sombody please tell me what my babies are trying to say "white kitty wants to know too"
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msdsm39
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does the kitty go outside, cause i think you have mites my friend. check the underside of the leaf for some head of a pin sized arachnids. it's hard to tell from the pics but if you check the leaf with magnification you can confirm or dismiss my theory 
i have been wrong before
i have been wrong before
gangjababy
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Yeah it looks like mites. It's not too late in flowering to use pyrethium. I would buy a pyrethium fogger asap! Stay on top of them, the mites will take over your grow room fast, in a matter of a week or two, they don't call it the borg for nothing!
msdsm39
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I've had really good luck with this product, indoor pharm. I've also used neem oil and water and red pepper spray. problem is I can't tell you which one really worked cause I hit em with all I had 
In.The.Basement
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I had spider mites pretty bad on one of my plants this summer. I just used 2 or 3 drops of oil in water and sprayed it all over the plant, especially underneath the leaves. It worked ok, if thye come again though i would probably buy some kind of product that's meant for it