Indoor Growing Scrog

Unrelated to 420 scrog but this came in today. I had briefly forgot it was coming today. Had to run home on lunch to get it off the porch.

Edit: guess it's related cause 420 scrog is how this thing is going to get feed.
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@Mongoose she's about 28". 30 if I wanted to exaggerate and count the stretching fans on the edge.
 
Nobody told me, wonder if I'm alone: Cannot adjust pH with Up or Down without first diluting it in a glass of water.
If put directly into nutrient solution, calcium, and something else, precipitate out. This solves one of my head scratching
mysteries: some plants show obvious signs of calcium deficiency, but shouldn't, because FloraNova nutes supply calcium.
Now I know why, and I've fixed it.
This is not a mysterious issue in professional horticulture, including cannabis and drip fertigation. When it happens this precipitation is almost always operator error in solution construction. So says ChatGPT. It is your friend on aspects of cannabis growing at all levels. Tell it what your water starting pH is. Also the water’s EC/ppm readout number. Then tell it your complete list of additives, ingredients (with each one’s brand name) you’ll use throughout the grow. Also the stage of grow you are at. Important. And after it tells you everything, tell it to double-check its answers for any errors. I rarely find any such errors in cannabis advice, but make sure. Be skeptical and talk to it like a servant.

Mixing order is extremely important and often the cause of precipitates. Many hobby growers get by without problems or giving any of this a second thought. But if you treat your project that lasts 3 months or more, by following the science and pros (where time and money are at stake) you have an excellent chance at best results on chop day. Considering what finished quality bud is worth per ounce, and your time, why not invest in a quality pH meter and EC meter. Dependable accurate readouts prevent many troubles. Hanna EC and Apera pH meters are affordable and what I used in my nursery and use today. Happy growing!
 
Finally able to get in the tent yesterday and cleaned her tops up a bit. I think she's done stretching or really close? Tomorrow will be 4 weeks since pistils. Looking for advice on the next step. From what I've read here I believe she gets a heavy defol at this stage but I was wrong about that the other day so...

My plan is to switch her over to bloom nutes tomorrow and hit her with the Edward Scissorhands.

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Finally able to get in the tent yesterday and cleaned her tops up a bit. I think she's done stretching or really close? Tomorrow will be 4 weeks since pistils. Looking for advice on the next step. From what I've read here I believe she gets a heavy defol at this stage but I was wrong about that the other day so...

My plan is to switch her over to bloom nutes tomorrow and hit her with the Edward Scissorhands.

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She looks good bro!
Since your canopy is tall, you could strip her down again and double SCROG her. You’ll be able to increase the diameter of your canopy with the second net which will increase your light and airflow down below.
 
She looks good bro!
Since your canopy is tall, you could strip her down again and double SCROG her. You’ll be able to increase the diameter of your canopy with the second net which will increase your light and airflow down below.
Going back to look for double scrog info now. My first reaction is anxious and nervous. Getting 2 nets in place seems like so much potential disaster. All those branches having to make their way through the net in the right spots. My brain is about to explode.

Edit: In that recent pic its taken from the front and is the "good side". Back side is a bit shorter. Would you still double?

Second edit: Searched for double scrog and rescrog after seeing you use both terms. Main question is do you think I should remove the first net and rescrog or just drop the double over top?
 
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Going back to look for double scrog info now. My first reaction is anxious and nervous. Getting 2 nets in place seems like so much potential disaster. All those branches having to make their way through the net in the right spots. My brain is about to explode.

Edit: In that recent pic its taken from the front and is the "good side". Back side is a bit shorter. Would you still double?

Second edit: Searched for double scrog and rescrog after seeing you use both terms. Main question is do you think I should remove the first net and rescrog or just drop the double over top?
It’s easy! Just strip her down like you were going too, then spread out your branches with another net. Rescrogging is done if you’re planning on changing tents.
You don’t have to do the double SCROG if you’re worried and don’t want to go through the hassle.
 
I hit the Glueberry OG photo today. Its day 9 after flip. Took the advice of moving the bends up some and didnt try so hard to get everything flat. I'll go back in soon to get the tops held down. Thought Id give her a chance to recover some before more twisting and bending.

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