Simple Scrog setup.

Discussion in 'First Time Marijuana Growers' started by TattooKilla, Dec 1, 2012.

  1. #1 TattooKilla, Dec 1, 2012
    Check it out.

    Cooler with many many holes in bottom.

    Screws

    Old wires from chargers I didn't need.
     

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  2. #2 baumeister, Dec 1, 2012
    dunno where you got the idea, but I wouldnt do a scrog in a tub. this way you wont have sufficient air flow and you cant reach most of your plant, so you can expect problem with pests, mold etc.
     
  3. #3 TattooKilla, Dec 1, 2012
    Well I'm confident in my setup and airflow.
     
  4. #4 hemi4spd, Dec 1, 2012
    You gonna be dumping your nutrient water all over your buds when that fills out.
     
  5. #5 bmeat, Dec 1, 2012
    nice plants. they look great. awesome setup as well. keep it simple stupid. if you cover the cooler though, air flow will not be good enough
     
  6. #6 TattooKilla, Dec 1, 2012
    So I shouldn't do this?
     
  7. #7 trichome fiend, Dec 1, 2012
    ...I'd punch hella' holes in the bottom of that cooler or your soil may become too soaked.
     
  8. #8 TattooKilla, Dec 1, 2012
    I drilled atleast 50 holes in the bottom. It's drained fine so far
     
  9. #9 TattooKilla, Dec 1, 2012
    And there a 6-8 inch layer of perlite at bottom
     
  10. #10 baumeister, Dec 1, 2012
    damn, I really dont get why people put a layer of stuff at the bottom that doesnt feed the roots... if it doesnt air-prune them, I cant see that being productive.
     
  11. #11 TattooKilla, Dec 1, 2012
    Everything I've done, I've learned here at GC
     
  12. #12 bmeat, Dec 1, 2012
    Plants growing well. Just dont cover the cooler
     
  13. #13 gho0ost, Dec 1, 2012
    youre not gonna be able to get in up under that bitch to trim, feed or water or anything
    you need at least a few inches between
     
  14. #14 TattooKilla, Dec 1, 2012
    It took me about 30 seconds to take out 3 screws.

    Gives me room to trim and water
     

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  15. #15 esrplaya, Dec 1, 2012
    If you could drill a square out you could put a small pc fan (away from potential water) so it's always moving air underneath! That would be a perfectly simple solution to air flow down there
     
  16. #16 TattooKilla, Dec 1, 2012
    There it is
     

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  17. #17 bmeat, Dec 1, 2012
    Nice! Youre set
     

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