Scrog tipps
All_our_small_plantsanswered grow question 2y ago
Hi, so when I do a SCROG, I start with topping after about 14 days, once the lady has formed 2 nodes. Then I cut her above the last shoot. The ones in the picture are already further along, so you could do it already. Then I start with LST. Check out my White Widow, that's how I would train her to spread out from the beginning. But I will apply super cropping on this one. So the next step would be after LST, when you have her where you want, stretch the net and insert her into the net, then send her into flowering so she stretches and you can redistribute the upward shoots into the net. After that, it's just about letting her bloom and doing some defoliation if big leaves are covering the buds. Good luck :)
nycrotixanswered grow question 2y ago
This is the best tutorial I've found: https://www.growweedeasy.com/scrog-tutorial
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 2y ago
depends on how you use them...
I use my first scrog layer 4-5" above rim of my pots. It's to help train it out horizontally until the branches get into position.
The second scrog is for support. How high you hang it depends totally on expected growth after flip. It is not needed for most plants, but you come across a lanky, floppy pheno, occassionally, and best to be ready for it.
My diary shows a weekly progression from the point it was under the scrog. You can see i hung my second scrog too high, but it'll work for the 1 lanky plant i have.
The scrogs are also useful structure to shape the plant. Just added some garden wire to spread out a plant. easy to attach and tug the branches outward from a cluster.
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Eggie420answered grow question 2y ago
What exactly do you want to know? How to go about it?
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AestheticGenetixanswered grow question 2y ago
https://www.growweedeasy.com/scrog-tutorial
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