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Discussion in 'Advanced Growing Techniques' started by timitsoo, Oct 14, 2006.

  1. #1 timitsoo, Oct 14, 2006
    Okay, like I said, my first scrog attempt, so be nice, but let me know if I'm along the right path at least. And don't pay any attention to the little overwatering episode you might notice I had judging by some of the leafage. She's recovered nicely. I'm looking for more hints on my prunning underneath the screen and above. I'm also wondering when I should be letting them go UP instead of keeping them at a 90 degree. I'm into 12/12 now for 14 days, but I can't remember the timframe when she'll want to start "blooming". Make sense? Okay, critique away!! -- Timitsoo
     

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  2. #2 timitsoo, Oct 14, 2006
    and yes, it is only a 1 plant scrog. Just practicing, so I figured one plant would provide plenty of practice. I was right!
     

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  3. #3 BlazinAZN, Oct 14, 2006
    how high up is your screen off the soil?
     
  4. #4 deafeningsilanc, Oct 14, 2006
    12/12 will enduce flowering, if you started with a higher light ratio than that.
     
  5. #5 odin, Oct 15, 2006
    I wouldn't of pruned it that much (unless you cloned the bottoms), but the tops will be good size this way.
     
  6. #6 timitsoo, Oct 17, 2006
    She's closed off for the night tonight, but I want to say 10-12 inches at the MOST. That's just what I read from some scrog sights. To far???
     
  7. #7 timitsoo, Oct 17, 2006
    yes, actually I got 2 clones out of the bottom. I was going for 4, but 2 didn't make it. I have some rave reviews from the folks that tried the mom and they were all positive. Hoping for more they were. So, I was hoping for more with this Scrog method.
     
  8. #8 timitsoo, Oct 17, 2006
    I'll shoot some more pics on Wednesday to show the progress. I woul appear that she's starting to want to just BLOOM. So, I'm letting her.
     
  9. #9 timitsoo, Oct 17, 2006
    bump? anyone else?
     
  10. #10 odin, Oct 25, 2006
    I clone all the plants that I like. I never lose them this way.
    Recently I decided not to clone my best outdoor NL, I decided to regrow it instead. Well the plant was too done, and I cut too much bud off of it (not to mention that I had to transplant it to fit in my room). Anyways the plant died and there went some badass genes. There are more where that came from, but that plant grew like crazy. I wanted to have a crap load of her cones. Oh well, never again. Next time I clone first and ask questions later. At least my best BB lived. :p
     

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