No worries my friend.
@edabed that is a support system and not a SCROG. Here is what a proper SCROG looks like:
View attachment 933380 Pictures of a proper SCROG are hard to see because the canopy is so dense.
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The stems are trained out flat on the screen and the bud sites form colas in yours the colas are just supported up right. Train flat next time and you will harvest the difference.
The problem with a good SCROG is you cannot see anything from the top because it is all overgrown. In a SCROG the idea is to grow the main branches horizontal so that "every" bud site is equally away from the light and grows into a cola. Look at the red circled buds. If during the veg stage these branches were held horizontal to the light at these bud sites; then when flowering started they would all be like the green circled cola. If you look at the branches now they grow upright without the bud sites becoming colas. they are just normal buds. That is the idea behind SCROG.So his colas are equal height. Level canopy. Not flat, but level. How is that not a SCROG? I see in the diagrams what you are saying, but that photo at the end of post doesn't show the top canopy. I'm curious, if a SCROG means flat, are the colas actually on the horizontal instead of vertical? That would be weird to me. I'm just curious -- never really started to truly understand SCROG yet.
@edabed that is a support system and not a SCROG. Here is what a proper SCROG looks like:
Yeah I always start with good intentions then I hit the vape. Consequently I end up with 1/2 SCROG and 1/2 support system a lot of the time. The plants grow so fast when you need to be working on them. .Haha yeah thats pretty much what happened to my scrog's...for a week it was proper! LOL But when i put them in i knew 4 foot screens would be wayyyyyy too small to do a proper real scrog. Great pics!
Yeah I always start with good intentions then I hit the vape. Consequently I end up with 1/2 SCROG and 1/2 support system a lot of the time. The plants grow so fast when you need to be working on them. .
I do think that new growers should be taught the difference regardless to my shortcomings.