Indoor Growing Scrog

Yes sir. 6 in squares.
Would be good to scrog under netting with 3.5” squares. Gives you more areas to tuck those tips. I also use green gardening wire to make my own areas to tuck when branches don’t quite reach the net.

The WG could off been made for the 420method, she always delivers on yield and one of the few cultivars I've grown that has a minimal leaf to yield ratio. With the WG 4's in the works there's only good things to come, maybe we might see the first 2lb+ dry auto :thumbsup:. Is there an update @Sawney_bean on when those first WG4 ladies will be making their debut?
Yes brother! 👊 Sawneys Whites is a great strain to scrog. Very consistent cultivar when it comes to plant structure, leaf ratio, cola size, terps and taste.
Definitely will run more in the future.


I was wondering how do you, @420autoflower , defoliate towards the end. I would end up in more budrot than usuable product from all those little wounds in the buds where once the stems of the bigger leaves were. It's working fine for me as long there's a airflow and b the stems are only under not in the buds. But how do you make that? I'm somehow feeling more anxiety the later it gets in flower. I'm on day 63 of flower now and at least 1-2 to go.it just is too crowded. Maybe i'm just overthinking thx to my AuDHD.

Insane plant once again btw!
The trick is to keep your R/H in check.
I do my best to keep it around 45% or lower. As long as my environment is dialed in I can have colas/buds laying on top of each other or up against the tent walls and never have to worry about rot or mold.
Do you use a dehumidifier? The 4500sqft 50 pint Midea dehu I run in my lung room pulls about 10 gallons daily with 8-10 plants. I have it raised with a hose hooked up to it draining into 5 gallon buckets.


I have pollinated a mother last week plus a backcross of white to ultimate white. Noice. A few weeks until harvest mate. Pic of the mother.
Looks like another winner my friend. :eyebrows:
Your work is much appreciated Sawney Bean!!!
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It sounds like you've got something a little special going on, everybody loves greasy and fast.:crying: If you're looking for any souvenir collectors I would be honoured to add them to my book.. :bighug:
:yeahthat:

420, if invited, would you consider doing a YouTube interview with 'Mr. Grow It", as Autopotamus has done?
Yes… I would consider it. 😉
 
Dutch Passion Antonio #1 harvested 10/22/25 on day 100.
Wet weight 12.2lbs. Dry weight 848g (1.89lbs)

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There are clearly those days when everything turns out other than expected.
The trick is to keep your R/H in check.
I do my best to keep it around 45% or lower. As long as my environment is dialed in I can have colas/buds laying on top of each other or up against the tent walls and never have to worry about rot or mold.
Do you use a dehumidifier? The 4500sqft 50 pint Midea dehu I run in my lung room pulls about 10 gallons daily with 8-10 plants. I have it raised with a hose hooked up to it draining into 5 gallon buckets.

I've had a hard battle keeping r/h below 60% (it's 45-50 during day, but up to 70% during night on rainy days )as it poured rain for days which influence the indoor climate sadly a little too much. I've massive ventilation going and until now wasn't big of a problem . All looked fine - but yesterday that changed... had a rotting bud. Not big deal though, removed everything suspicious, but it raised the question, if it was a leftover stem of a taken out fanleave or the wound of it... It's close to the end for one lady, the other will have another week but with just 1 in the room , humidity should go down a bit.

Dehumidifier is definetly on the list, it's the one thing that's missing in my setup.

I messed up a lot little things this run, but overall I had big fun so far experimenting with your method - or parts of it. Still a ton to learn and improve but will definetly keep on chasing for even better results than this run. Biggest takeaway for sure: I need more space or less plant.

Can't thank you @420autoflower for sharing the method with the community! And amazing new plants you showed above once again. Jawdropping as usual.
 
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