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Datakeova420

Active Member
I havent used tents yet, but looking at the size 2.25" square, I would guesstimate 4 plants, so that you can still have room for any accessories you will need in there. This is just a guess though. I am talking about tall full plants like you mentioned. If you flower from clones more will fit.
Yeaaaa....alot of people I ask they say the best way is to go from clone, but due to my area it's not possible. :(....I originally wanted to grow pure indica strains....(DRGT BuBBa Kush and Dutch Passion Blue Moonsine)mite end up going with some autoflower strains because I wanted to grow 12 plants.....any suggestion?
 

ghb

Well-Known Member
i love my flowering tent, she's been good to me.

been looking for a thread like this, im subbed, does the original poster still come on here? can't see him around.

you can grow some good shit in a tent, on my 3rd grow atm i'll post some pics when i can. not gonna bother reading the last 18 pages but i'll follow from here on out, what have i missed?:weed:
 

Blazn

Active Member
hey guys got a question i have a 4x4x7 tent that I plan use as a mother/grow tent. Do you think I can output enough clones to keep a 8 - 10 x 4 x 7 foot flowering tent permanently full.

Thanks
 

ghb

Well-Known Member
easily, once you let them get ahold you will find yourself having to thin the mothers out inbetween crops so they don't completely fill that tent
 

otheryoda

Member
thanks! if you do get the $60 one to test with can you let me know how it goes, i would be very grateful. thanks :D
I will do that. I was thinking of using it as fill light to supplement my 400w HPS/MH. I am going to grow 4 Super Lemon Haze after my 4 Sweet Tooth are finished.
 

Serapis

Well-Known Member
Thought I'd share a recent pic. This is about 10 days into 12/12 in a 4x4 Jardin with a 600w HPS plus bulb. Waterfarms are the grow style of choice here and the technique is scrogging.

There are just 2 plants under the 4x4 scrog. The one on the left is about 3 weeks behind the one on the right. I plan to let the left side flower a bit longer than the right side. I have a Kandy Kush starting up in the nursery, and from there, it will be a perpetual grow. I plan on harvesting a side, and then rotating in a waterfarm with a new plant that's already 4-5 weeks old.
 

DirtPoor

Well-Known Member
Thought I'd share a recent pic. This is about 10 days into 12/12 in a 4x4 Jardin with a 600w HPS plus bulb. Waterfarms are the grow style of choice here and the technique is scrogging.

There are just 2 plants under the 4x4 scrog. The one on the left is about 3 weeks behind the one on the right. I plan to let the left side flower a bit longer than the right side. I have a Kandy Kush starting up in the nursery, and from there, it will be a perpetual grow. I plan on harvesting a side, and then rotating in a waterfarm with a new plant that's already 4-5 weeks old.
Ok newbie question here but what exactly is scrooge, and the net looking thing over your plants...I have tried to look but must have not looked had enough. I just don't understand what the purposes? please enlighten.
 

Serapis

Well-Known Member
SCROG means 'Screen of Green', a take off of 'Sea of Green'. A netting or screen is used to control the plant's height. When a branch grows through the screen by a few inches, it is redirected under the screen, forcing it to grow horizontal. By doing this, the plant releases auxin which makes the nodes branch out, creating more potential colas. When we are ready to flower, we change the cycle, finish training and allow the tops to grow through the screen so they can begin to flower. The technique increases yields and maximizes light efficiency.
 

DirtPoor

Well-Known Member
SCROG means 'Screen of Green', a take off of 'Sea of Green'. A netting or screen is used to control the plant's height. When a branch grows through the screen by a few inches, it is redirected under the screen, forcing it to grow horizontal. By doing this, the plant releases auxin which makes the nodes branch out, creating more potential colas. When we are ready to flower, we change the cycle, finish training and allow the tops to grow through the screen so they can begin to flower. The technique increases yields and maximizes light efficiency.
Ahh I see now, appreciate the help. Does this method work best for horizontal lights or can it be used as well with vertical?
 

Serapis

Well-Known Member
Scrog can be done with a vertical light. You would build a cylinder type screen that went around the light and you would work the screen from the back side. The colas would grow toward the center I would think.
 

potfarmer297

Active Member
Thought I'd share a recent pic. This is about 10 days into 12/12 in a 4x4 Jardin with a 600w HPS plus bulb. Waterfarms are the grow style of choice here and the technique is scrogging.

There are just 2 plants under the 4x4 scrog. The one on the left is about 3 weeks behind the one on the right. I plan to let the left side flower a bit longer than the right side. I have a Kandy Kush starting up in the nursery, and from there, it will be a perpetual grow. I plan on harvesting a side, and then rotating in a waterfarm with a new plant that's already 4-5 weeks old.

one word.......SWEET!!!..................I allready have the screen for my next grow.
 

DirtPoor

Well-Known Member
That does sound pretty cool, is there a special screen you should use ove the plants? Andwhe. And when do you put the screen on, veg or flower?
 

bassman999

Well-Known Member
Yeaaaa....alot of people I ask they say the best way is to go from clone, but due to my area it's not possible. :(....I originally wanted to grow pure indica strains....(DRGT BuBBa Kush and Dutch Passion Blue Moonsine)mite end up going with some autoflower strains because I wanted to grow 12 plants.....any suggestion?
I am not familiar with auot-flower strains. I have heard they produce less and have a shorter flower time though.
 

jaimee d

Member
It's pretty badass! I love the look of the inside makes me feel like I'm in a space ship LOL. I just don't trust the top railing. I don't think it can support the hood, filter, and in-line fan. I'm hoping at least the filter and hood but IDK how heavy the filters are yet. Other then that I'm impressed. Not to shabby for a huge cheapo. How do you have your ventilation set up? Are you drawing cool air from outside?

Yes , I draw air from outside the tent, so you don't get the "sucked in paper bag effect"
 

Ganja Geek

Active Member
Oh I meant from outside or in the room? Cause I was from in the room but it wasn't cutting it. Had to suck cool air in from outside. I hooked everything up yesterday and ran it for an hour. Temps got down to 76 degrees by sucking the 40 degree cold from outside. So I'm thinking I still might have to run her at night.
 
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