Training these with the use of trellis or scrogg. 3 og in the back and 2 sour diesel in front. They are about 4 and half weeks old from seed.
Thanks man. You would have never thought they be that bushy and full from the first pics. I had a cutworm problem earlier on. The foil is supposed to reflect light and deter them from climbing to your tops were they feed. They do their damage in shade or at night. I think I helped, along with spinosad to kill em. Not an issue anymore. Sent from my SM-N920P using Grasscity Forum mobile app
haha cutworms... I used to run a small farm and we had cutworm issues on our little plants but i find it odd that you had them on indoor plants since they live and breed in the soil. Also once the plants get to be over a foot talk and have a big stalk cutworms can't wrap themselves around to feed. I might take off the tin foil now because you don't want them retaining any moisture and causing rot. Also from my time organic farming I've learned that spinosad doesn't work well on cut worms because they don't foliar feed. Making cutworm collars it much more effective and no need for pesticides.
It was an odd situation having worms in an indoor setup. I believe it was caused by a moth and moth larvae that tunred into a light worm infestation. The spinosad helped but foil collars as a preventive measure during transplant is what worked best. Sent from my SM-N920P using Grasscity Forum mobile app
This is a very different type of scrog then I've seen or am doing. Any particular reason you made the screen the way you did? Sent from my SCH-I545 using Grasscity Forum mobile app
The first pics were a pre scrogg mostly lst. But when it filled out I put a 5x5 net with 5in gaps which you cant see in the pics....hence the scrogg method. A flat canopy. Sent from my SM-N920P using Grasscity Forum mobile app
Cool. I am going for a much lower style plant with as many bud sites as I could get, since I only have one plant under a 1000 watt HPS right now. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Grasscity Forum mobile app