Forsure
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Thanks dargd1 there is a video in the previous post where you can see them a bit better.
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Hey everyone! I'm new to scrog just my second attempt at it but, is anyone here knowledgeable with scroging with high plant numbers? I'm currently running 30 under 2 4*4 flood & drain tables with 2000 watts. The current strain I had to grow out is sativa dominant that stretches until week 5! I know this isn't ideal with the limited height in my tent, but its what I had to work with on this run. My last run under a similar setup produced less than what I was shooting for. Any input would be greatly appreciated!
*Edit* vegged under to much mh causing them to stretch more than I had hoped for.. Next run I'll veg under T5's!
*Edit* vegged under to much mh causing them to stretch more than I had hoped for.. Next run I'll veg under T5's!
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calliandra
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Idk that looks more like you're closer to a sea of green than a screen of green?
Where are you going to train them to? There's hardly any space?
Please note that when I scrog, I train the hell out of them, not just throw in the net as support, which is a different approach to scrogging IMO. So maybe you're going for that - in that case, ignore what I just said
I agree it's more on the sog side and before I added the extra light it was a true sog with 1k flowering a 24 sq ft area with 30 plants. Maybe I had hoped that I could pull off some hybrid version with the added table sizes but it just ain't really working as planned. I guess I'll just roll with the "support screen" for now and step up to a bigger ez cloner on my next run!Idk that looks more like you're closer to a sea of green than a screen of green?
Where are you going to train them to? There's hardly any space?
Please note that when I scrog, I train the hell out of them, not just throw in the net as support, which is a different approach to scrogging IMO. So maybe you're going for that - in that case, ignore what I just said
ÒÒlegilizeitÒÒ
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Hey! This seems like a great thread, I've always love scroging even though this is only my first attempt. Hopefully someday I can take what I'm doing now onto a bigger scale and start pulling pounds with larger grow rooms and larger lights but for now I just have my two girls in a 13"×24" box. I have only 13" from the screen to the bottom of the lights and 19" from top of soil to bottom of lights. I'm running 275 actual wats of cfl and 72w of LED in here. They are at day 49 from seed and day 4 of 1212. I have the fox farm trio for nutes. 
calliandra
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What a beautifully managed tiny space! Your plants are visibly happy in there
ÒÒlegilizeitÒÒ
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Thanks! I'm excited how it's turning out. They had a rough start but they definitely have pulled through.What a beautifully managed tiny space! Your plants are visibly happy in there
Jerseykushface
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My first scrog 
Bareback
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Ohh man , your in for a marathon of a harvest. Wish I could be there to help ( smoke it hehe ) trim. Damn you better start going to the gym an exercising you fingers, your going to need big finger muscles to trim all that hahaha, a damn good problem to have if you ask me. Looks great congrats. How much longer about 45 days or so ?
Jerseykushface
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Thanks brotha thats what im hoping haha! N probably about 30 days left..
calliandra
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Bareback
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I think a green monster eat your scrog nice!
joey.bagadonuts
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Hey folks,
Here is my first Scrog! She is 2 weeks into flower as of today.
Here is my first Scrog! She is 2 weeks into flower as of today.
Forsure
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Ha Ha Yes very jungly.....hurdle of not knowing the strain and how much it stretches, flipped them when the canopy was even and only covered 60% of the screen.there's a scrog...?haha!
looking very jungly!
They just went banana's in that 2-3 week transition period!
Forsure
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You could be right......
Ha Ha Yes very jungly.....hurdle of not knowing the strain and how much it stretches, flipped them when the canopy was even and only covered 60% of the screen.
They just went banana's in that 2-3 week transition period!
Forsure
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Here's the screen the last time I saw it! Lolthere's a scrog...?
looking very jungly!
fabizpwn
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I don't know if you didn't know but looks like you might have some powdery mildew going on. Maybe it's a reflectionHere's the screen the last time I saw it! Lol
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Forsure
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Thanks....but it's the reflection they have been producing a bit of moisture through the leaves, I thought the same thing myself with the overpopulation so have been keeping a close watch for
any problems developing. What software did you use to magnify like that?