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Here is an update! I'm thinking of going another 3 weeks to make a total of 9 weeks flowering. I gave her 3 ml per gallon of water of Gravity yesterday, and I will do the same tonight. I did also raise my hood an additional 8-10 inches, to avoid getting burned by the Gravity. She is looking real good, and smells even better, I can't wait! But looks like I have too! lol

nice scrog wolfscott

Originally Posted by Essex

lol dont think there is enough room to fit the mesh in!

Well that's where your experience, and mine meet. I assure you there is.

I would simply take a mesh/screen with the same dimensions as just inside the tent. Lets say your tent is 4X4, you want a 3'11" X 3'11" mesh. Add zip ties to each corner and secure them to the uprights of your tent by putting it in above your plants about a foot. Pull the zip ties tight as to make sure your secure, and then slide the screen down to about 4-6 inches below where your canopy is now (adjust pots so that the canopy is even). Spend the next few hours carefully pulling tops through in a manner that spreads the growth evenly.

Let me know if you would like my help with your first scrog.

Woodsman~

[QUOTE=trichlone fiend;4047185]Sensi seeds, Big Bud fem.
...14 days into flowering, flipped straight from rooting clone.

Simply wonderful!

So tell us about your self. How did you get to where you are? Who's idea for the build? I sure would like to give credit!!!


Woodsman

Originally Posted by spliffmeupscotty

Heres some pictures for you all to laugh at :P my MICRO SCRoG.

We laugh at people that say something funny...

Alright! Well Ill tell ya what buddy. Its a little experiment like that one that usually get the point across to folks. Your be scoggin rooms before you know it.

Originally Posted by WolfScott

Here is an update! I'm thinking of going another 3 weeks to make a total of 9 weeks flowering. I gave her 3 ml per gallon of water of Gravity yesterday, and I will do the same tonight. I did also raise my hood an additional 8-10 inches, to avoid getting burned by the Gravity. She is looking real good, and smells even better, I can't wait! But looks like I have too! lol

Getting there.

We will greatly miss our friend Irwin.

RIP: Alaskan Pot Pioneer Irwin Ravin Wednesday, 14 April 2010 14:29 The man who legalized marijuana in Alaska passed away on Sunday. In the '70s, Irwin Ravin challenged Alaska's privacy law and won, allowing residents to possess up to four ounces.
Ravin's 1973 arrest for marijuana possession during a traffic stop was intentional. He and fellow lawyer Robert Wagstaff used it as a test case to challenge the state's pot law. Ravin v. Alaska concluded that Alaskans' right to possess marijuana in their homes was constitutionally protected. "The Ravin decision in 1975 was then, and remains still today, 35 years later, the most significant constitutional ruling ever handed down in this country regarding the marijuana laws," says NORML founder Keith Stroup.

"He elected to put himself at risk in order to take the issue to the state Supreme Court," Stroup adds. "He was a true patriot. Based on the right to privacy provisions of the Alaska state constitution, the Alaska Supreme Court held that the laws were unconstitutional as they pertained to marijuana possessed in the home for personal use. As a result, over the years subsequent decisions held that up to four ounces of marijuana in the home were presumed for personal use. Even if a police officer came walking by and smelled someone smoking marijuana, that would not constitute probable cause to make an arrest, or even to obtain a search warrant.

"More recently former Republican Gov. Murkowski attempted to recriminalize marijuana legislatively, and again the courts held the law to be an unconstitutional violation of the right to privacy, and upheld the Ravin decision."

In his later years, Ravin stop practicing law and drove a cab instead in Homer. He suffered a heart attack on Apr. 7 and died at Providence Alaska Medical Center in Anchorage four days later. Ravin was 70.

"Certainly, everyone has a story to tell about Irwin Ravin," Mike and Maka Fairman write in a letter to the Homer Tribune. "He was too cool. He did not judge others, in fact, he did not speak much at all to anyone. When he did, it was quiet and to the point. He was a remarkably gentle soul, one that will be missed, sitting in front of the bars, everywhere in Homer that cabs go. Thank you Irwin Ravin for gracing this cosmic hamlet with your presence."

God Bless,

Anyone scrogged Sour Diesel? Sounds like this sativa's got legs. Im gonna try a multi strain SROG, but I havent grown this strain yet, just got a clone. Ive got 6 other strains, I have an idea when I'll flip them 12/12. But this one sounds like I should flip early?