Malawi Gold ScrOG with Magenta Kessil

I think she's gonna be okay! she looks beautiful Mo, look like you've cleaned out the middle here and there, or you just got a fuckin sweet snapshot of her!
I really really hope things go well for your roots! the reward are going to soo much greater for you Mo, the time and effort you have displayed here, is A class, you can only get better from here on Mo keep it up, things really look awesome!

That plant is looking amazing! Can't wait to see how fat those buds get

How much more do you think its going to stretch? The developing buds look delicious!

I think the stretch is over. I am thinking of moving the second screen down lower but it will be difficult.

OK - I am a flush believer! I took a look at the roots today to see if I could see a difference and this is what I saw:














New roots busting out all over! Now I just need to figure out how to keep them from clogging my outfow pipe!





Cheers,
Happy Mo

Those white tips re-exerting themselves is just what we wanted to see.

Be sure to take a mild concentration of h202 (right around 3-4ml into a gallon of water) and inject your res with a generous amount of this weak solution every other day or so. That should help those white tips along. And make sure this weak solution you have set aside is protected from light. That gallon should last forever.

How about getting some mesh material and rubber-banding it around your flow pipe? Panty hose? No, it would get dirty too fast. How about getting a little mesh fry trap from the aquarium supply shop and loosely blocking that opening with mesh and a plastic frame? I think the mesh on those is a little wider holed... shouldn't get dirty as fast.

Maybe I can just snip them off and make the upper ones bush out more. Can you prune roots?

Originally Posted by Mohican

Maybe I can just snip them off and make the upper ones bush out more. Can you prune roots?

I wouldn't risk shocking the plant by removing roots. Those grungy looking roots swimming around under the res surface look bad, but they're actually still alive and vital to proper bud maturation. Just leave them alone and administer the h202 treatment I prescribed.