Budley Doright
Well-Known Member
Good call! I'm typically around 700ish max. I have had a few strains that liked it higher.
You are industrious aren't youNothin' but net!
I built my cheap-ass SCROG screen out of scraps. Had no money to spend on this, so I used some scrap 1" PVC pipe, kite string, some duct tape, piece of rigid wire (for threading the string through the holes), and some zip ties.
This not only holds in place really well, but it also slides up and down really easily! Once I found the right height, I duct taped the bottom zip ties to make sure they don't move when bumped. Takes a couple hours to thread and tighten up, but it's easy.
The squares are 2" x 2"
I had 200 psi and 400 psi 1" PVC to work with. That's why the sides bow more than the front and back. There's a good amount of tension on the screen, and that string is really strong.
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How I zipped the PVC to the poles. It's not rocket surgery, or anything
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The girls are around 12" after being topped, and I have the net around 14" above the lid. I'll probably be training some branches tomorrow.
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Each one has some leaves that are bigger than my hand. And being 6'3", I have some pretty big hands
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LOL, how so?...your giving me a complex
My room looks like shit right now, I harvested my plants in June and turned off the switchLOL, how so?
LOL!My room looks like shit right now, I harvested my plants in June and turned off the switch.
Edit: my outdoor grow is keeping me busy though.
It's always a challenge when trying to shoehorn plants that can grow like trees into a closet LOL. That's why I dedicated an entire room to a 4-plant grow. I wanted a spacious grow room with the least amount of Macgyvering. If done right, this little turbo charged four-banger has the ability to outgrow 8-plant grows. My grow is like a Porche in the grow room worldMy big issue was/is trying to fit to much unneaded shit into the shed and now that I've decided to scrap the setup I have and go with pails, I'm still trying to figure out a setup that will work. May not use my chillers at all if I go DTW.
If you've got the height, you could get a low-profile, under-the-bed tote, and keep it underneath the buckets. Just a thoughtMy big issue was/is trying to fit to much unneaded shit into the shed and now that I've decided to scrap the setup I have and go with pails, I'm still trying to figure out a setup that will work. May not use my chillers at all if I go DTW.
I'm thinking skids and bottom drains, I have a crap load of the plastic skids and lots of fittings or bottom fill and drain recirc ..... just not sure.If you've got the height, you could get a low-profile, under-the-bed tote, and keep it underneath the buckets. Just a thought![]()
Well, if you get stuck and you're looking for some outside ideas, maybe I can contributeI'm thinking skids and bottom drains, I have a crap load of the plastic skids and lots of fittings or bottom fill and drain recirc ..... just not sure.
I will, I just want to get away from multiple plants in same container, it did work well but has a few limits for what I want to do.Well, if you get stuck and you're looking for some outside ideas, maybe I can contribute. LMK
I know about space, I've built a 8x8 shed and should have been way bigger lol. I am going to buy a c-can and spray foam it this year I hopeIt's always a challenge when trying to shoehorn plants that can grow like trees into a closet LOL. That's why I dedicated an entire room to a 4-plant grow. I wanted a spacious grow room with the least amount of Macgyvering. If done right, this little turbo charged four-banger has the ability to outgrow 8-plant grows. My grow is like a Porche in the grow room world![]()
Nothin' but net!
I built my cheap-ass SCROG screen out of scraps. Had no money to spend on this, so I used some scrap 1" PVC pipe, kite string, some duct tape, piece of rigid wire (for threading the string through the holes), and some zip ties.
This not only holds in place really well, but it also slides up and down really easily! Once I found the right height, I duct taped the bottom zip ties to make sure they don't move when bumped. Takes a couple hours to thread and tighten up, but it's easy.
The squares are 2" x 2"
I had 200 psi and 400 psi 1" PVC to work with. That's why the sides bow more than the front and back. There's a good amount of tension on the screen, and that string is really strong.
![]()
How I zipped the PVC to the poles. It's not rocket surgery, or anything
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The girls are around 12" after being topped, and I have the net around 14" above the lid. I'll probably be training some branches tomorrow.
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Each one has some leaves that are bigger than my hand. And being 6'3", I have some pretty big hands
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I hear ya! I'd love to be running COBs, but I've got to wait for some green...the other green, that is!Real nice setup. Kudos. Now build your self some LED rigs, and do away with the hps.