Outdoor Growtogrow outside grow 2018

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Hey @912GreenSkell[emoji109] I taught him everything he knows[emoji482][emoji573]

Just joking G[emoji106]


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Haha nice

 

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Looking great. I dig the chain-link cage, smart. Do you really think it's necessary for the scrog though? If you bought some plastic mesh it would be lighter and easier to work with. Last year I had some cucumbers that really had a problem with some metal tomato cages I had as they got too hot in the sun and were too unforgiving against the branches that were leaning on the metal wire.

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The cage is required in Michigan if u grow outside.
Well I'm a creature of opportunity if I have a chain link fence gate it works as a scrog net Shazam!! I'm going to use it.... I have 4 of them but didn't think the girls would reach the others by the time of bud.
So I opted for tying rest of them down XLST..[emoji482]

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Well I'm a creature of opportunity if I have a chain link fence gate it works as a scrog net Shazam!!

Haha...yeah exact same reason i used it...it was what i had

 

[Growtogrow]

Speaking of plants that look in perfect health! There is some Looking beauty man!!

Thanks GS....[emoji481][emoji482]. I've got my hands full just now.
Harvesting and transplanting on the inside and tarping on the outside.[emoji14][emoji111]

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Looks perfect Gtg[emoji122][emoji122][emoji122] I knew you would have that tarp up looking Great G[emoji108][emoji482][emoji267][emoji6]


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Thanks Robbie... [emoji481][emoji482]. U know..
Aaaa !!!

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[Growtogrow]

Haha...yeah exact same reason i used it...it was what i had
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Hey it works right... [emoji481][emoji482]
I've been using chain link and regular 2x4 medium animal fence for scrog nets and what ever works to hold down a plant. I'll own it I'm cheap LoL [emoji1]

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Hey it works right... [emoji481][emoji482]
I've been using chain link and regular 2x4 medium animal fence for scrog nets and what ever works to hold down a plant. I'll own it I'm cheap LoL [emoji1]

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To shut down "wire bite" I might need to wire a piece of foam onto the chainlink depending on force exerted and branch diameter. I have a funny feeling that my 4X4's are not going to be nearly large enough, and i will end up using them as a place to be able to anchor wires in a more controlled fashion than i could before.

 

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Hey it works right... [emoji481][emoji482]
I've been using chain link and regular 2x4 medium animal fence for scrog nets and what ever works to hold down a plant. I'll own it I'm cheap LoL [emoji1]

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LOL...i ran out of chainlink and went with the only alternative i had at the time for two of my screens.

 

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To shut down "wire bite" might need to wire a piece of foam onto the chainlink depending on force exerted and branch diameter. I have a funny feeling that my 4X4's are not going to be nearly large enough and i will end up using them as a place to be able to anchors wires in a more controlled fashion that before.

Yes you mite experience that.
I don't know you're up there quite a ways you might. I experienced a little bit of it last year on the sage and sour but it was just the little bitty tiny buds at the bottom.
didn't you say your net was at 30 in?
The net fence I used last year

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LOL...i ran out of chainlink and went with the only alternative i had at the time for two of my screens.
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Ha ha... Lol... Well at lest u supported your fence.
I just made a horse shoe shape and set it over the plant last year
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