maybe you could get like 4 4-foot T5's (20,000 lumens) and blast colas from 4 sides while it grows vertically. maybe we can call it Wall Of Green. or maybe is still SCROG?

I should since im aparantly not allowed to improve on a method ill call it something new :P but i realistically shouldnt need 20,000 lumens. Thats a wee over the top I was figuring around 8100 lumens per plant. 3 42 watt bulbs on a disc of wood hooked up to a pully so the entire aparatus can be raised or lowered depending on how far the leaves encroach on the center of the funnel this coupled with pruning to keep the center open could yield some good results.

Er...Casa de Pot is Home Depot.

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i think its brilliant idea personally. i want to try it on my next grow but let us know how it goes

ROFL classic. We just got one.

The Wall of Sound almost made the Dead go broke, but a Wall of Green sounds like the kind of privacy fence I want.

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One modification people have made to the ScrOG method will success is to make the screen convex to get more even light distribution among the plants, but that is mostly tailored to HID lights.

I was thinking of a similar idea to yours except inverted, with the chicken wire or whatever being shaped into a tepee (I'm thinking about 7ft tall and 5ft in diameter as these were the dimensions I had to work with). Then the plants pots hang circle going around the outside of the cone from the top to the bottom. The nutrient solution goes in the top pot, out the drainage hose to the next pot and so on and then it gets pumped back to the top pot. You train the growth to cover the whole inside of the wire, and you can use CFLs hung or standing in the tepee, with a fan inside blowing air around.

After I got some HIDs I thought it would get way to hot in there, but I thought it would work well for CFL grows, and once the plants start budding you won't be leaking too much light but lining the inside of the tepee with mylar and cutting holes for the stems would be a pretty sweet setup.