Mixed scrog

Mimi420 Started yesterday from clones.Gona make a scrog box with 6 difrent strains

Mimi420 After 1 week in the pots.I made a mistake that I aded nutrients at the first watering and burnet them a litle.But i think they be ok.Sprayed a local alga plasmin foliar and a tea spoon of mykoriza in the pot by the second wattering.In a fewe days i gona start train them and gona top them.Alredy some roots at the botom of the pots thrue the holes of the pot.

Mimi420 Six days ago, I topped all plants and watered them with 6L of solution containing 6ml Bio-Grow and 12ml Power Roots. Three days ago, they received a light watering with 7L of plain water. Today, I transplanted all plants into their final 20L grow bags, after spending two weeks in 3.5L pots since being rooted in Easy Plug clones. At the bottom of each pot, I distributed a total of 20L of Euro Pebbles (split evenly among the six pots) for improved drainage. Around the roots, I added about one strong teaspoon of mycorrhiza to promote root development. In the soil surrounding the lower half of the old root ball, I mixed 2–3 regular tablespoons of Big Planta to provide a mild organic boost. For watering, I prepared 12L of water and added: 12ml Power Roots 3–4 teaspoons mycorrhiza 5–6 heaping teaspoons Alga Plasmina This solution was divided among all six plants (I didn’t mix further due to limited container size). After that, I gave them an additional 9L of plain water to ensure full soil saturation. The photos were taken immediately after transplanting and watering. The slight leaf drooping is mainly due to the plants being well dried out before transplanting, not from transplant stress. All plants appear healthy and should recover quickly as roots expand into the fresh soil. I’ll give them 2–3 days to rest and recover, and then I’ll begin LST and HST training to shape the canopy and prepare them for SCROG..

Mimi420 This week I was planning to do some LST, but didn’t really find time for anything except watering… The girls have exploded in growth though, so I decided to throw the net in instead. I set the SCROG net around 25–30 cm above the soil, and tomorrow I’ll clean up the lower parts a bit and start training them under the net. The canopy’s already getting pretty full, so I’ll probably need to flip to flower in about 1–2 weeks. They’re drinking a lot lately — about 3L of water every two days. One watering was just plain water, and the next one was with 1.5 ml of Bio-Grow per liter. I also moved the fans around — one is now blowing under the net, and the other above it for better air movement. The pics are taken right before setting up the net and right after.