Indoor Growing Scrog
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Glad you found your way over here @HAWKMAN!
IMHO… I think it’s easier to over water plants grown in soil and practically impossible to over water plants grown in coco/perlite or rockwool. Rockwool/coco are also more forgiving since you have total control of what you fertigate with and able to bounce back from deficiencies quicker. .
Found a good deal on a great SCROG tent!
This 32x32” tent is not only priced right and the perfect size but it also unzips from all 4 sides making it an ideal tent for scrogging.
Pruning and canopy maintenance is much easier and a back saver when you have full access to your plant.
This 32x32” tent is not only priced right and the perfect size but it also unzips from all 4 sides making it an ideal tent for scrogging.
Pruning and canopy maintenance is much easier and a back saver when you have full access to your plant.
Good idea @Gr8racr!
PVC would work great.
I need to do the same thing.
The Vivosun tent expanders I’ve been using reinforce the poles pretty good but they’re made for only certain size tents and won’t work for my 32x32” tents which I use most.
I tried it: 1/2" PVC slipped over total height of corner poles. Amazing difference in rigidity, more than I guessed. Thanks @Gr8racr.
420 ... images attached were nicked and collated from one of your recent Instagram posts.
So impressive, goes without saying. Questions: Wattage from each light, and approx. distance to canopy.
With those variables in hand, will be able to estimate good PPFD and DLI for this growth stage.
Thank you sir!
So impressive, goes without saying. Questions: Wattage from each light, and approx. distance to canopy.
With those variables in hand, will be able to estimate good PPFD and DLI for this growth stage.
Thank you sir!
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Hey mongoose,420 posted this a couple years ago it's really good.
Hey 420, may I please ask, what is your 420autoflower method irrigation strategy that you use to achieve your explosive vegetative growth? Specifically for your rockwool stacks that have a volume of 5.8litres (stack of 3 blocks: 4x4, 6x6, 3x6).
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thanks !!
makes much sense -learn something new every grow ! thanks @AutoflowerGlad you found your way over here @HAWKMAN!
IMHO… I think it’s easier to over water plants grown in soil and practically impossible to over water plants grown in coco/perlite or rockwool. Rockwool/coco are also more forgiving since you have total control of what you fertigate with and able to bounce back from deficiencies quicker. .
