Fatjoe
Well-Known Member
I think I understand what your asking. The beauty I'm finding in these floater screens is mobility. No plant is locked in under a scrog frame. They all have their own individual floater screen. Making life a lot easier if things need moved around or you run into bugs or deficiencies.I also want to see how you harvest a plant in the back corner, and introduce a new plant to the screen. I'm not sure how you can lift the metal grid, without disturbing the other plant support. Getting the old bucket out from under the screen will be interesting.
A rough idea of what one end of my 4x8 looks like. Each plant has its own individual screen. I can add or remove plants as needed.
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I frequently grow multiple strains and the 4x8 has some staggered flowering stages going on. I'm adding a new plant to the mix as soon as that big C99 gets out of the way.
I understand the light adjustment thing you mentioned. Using screens can help with that. Manage height to where you want it verses where the plant wants to grow. To me there's nothing more productive than a canopy in full light...the whole grow.
My goal is to coax out all the plant has to offer. I think I'm on a easy, mobile, and productive path. Come join me bro. Let's grow some mini trees.