arandomhero05
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Kessil H350 WaterFarm SCRoG....
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woodsmantoker
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I have seen this done a few times, and where the uprights/legs meet the bucket, if you add one more 45 or 90 elbow fitting, it could reach just inside the lip edge of the bucket or be placed just outside (more ideal). Then you screw right threw the bucket into the pvc. Secure enough to pick the inner bucket up and out...
Thanks for posting, keep us up!
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woodsmantoker
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arandomhero05: Hydro and permeable surfaces don't go hand and hand in a tent set up so well, you may want to loose the blanket on the floor before chancing mold/mildew issues. Whats its purpose, maybe I can help you with a product that would suit your needs with less chance of being problematic?
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woodsmantoker
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Those haze are a stringy scrog eh? I have my share
What made you decide to go g-13? curious. I think we should get a bit more into good scrog strains around these parts, for folks that have not spent time with cannabis trellising. The super sativa's and Hazes are a challenge to keep uniform. Obviously not impossible however. We are always working on a list of good scrog strains and any input helps the community. What say you?
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SCROG HISTORY:
ScrOG-O-RAMALast Updated: 11/25/98
Read me first
In the scrogorama.zip file is a text file named threads.txt. This is a gathering of 130+ threaded posts on the ScrOG technique when it was first introduced to growers on the Internet in 1997. The threads were taken from posts made to the alt.drugs.pot.cultivation(adpc) news group on Usenet. The entire file is in the Unix mail format. It can be read with any text editor, but I *highly* recommend the following. If your mail or news reader program can import files in the Unix mail format, then import this text file in to an empty folder (if you can createone). Doing so will give you all the posts and replies threaded in the order they originally appeared in adpc (if sorted by date). It will be just like reading the NG posts, only you can do it with your mail or news program, offline. I can't vouch for all mail/news readers, but I will vouch for Agent because I use it, and tried it. It works great. To get it to work with Netscape 3.01 I had to copy the threads.txt file to the Netscape Mail folder with the filename threads (no .txt at the end). When Netscape's Mail window is then opened it will display a "threads" folder with the posts in it. All but one post seems to come out threaded properly.One post is not a NG post, but rather more of a brief readme message. The name of the Subject line is "ScrOG-O-RAMA - Some Q&A's and MiscInfo". Its date, author, and title were written in such a way as to bring it to the top of the list, but this may not always be the case depending on your sorting. I didn't edit anything except for removing some headers, and a couple entire replies that had no ScrOG info. All other replies were left alone, so some may contain partial off topic text. Also some may repeat text found in other posts so be aware that if something you're reading sounds familiar it might be worth skipping. Over time I may delete some redundant quoted text to make for easier reading. As it stands many subject lines simply say something to the order of "ScrOG question", so it's difficult to know what questions which thread answers. I will also modify some of these original subject lines as time goes by to be more descriptive of the content of the thread. Where you see ** text ** enclosed in double asterisks it's my indicator of some topics that will be found in that thread or message."From:" headers were untouched to maintain the mail header format.The original posters email address will appear as they did in the original post to adpc, my apologies if this offends anyone. Let me know if it does and I'll try to edit out your address for future posts. Also my apologies to those from whose posts I may snip redundant text, sigs, or modify the subject line in order to make for an easier to read ScrOG-O-RAMA. I think this gathering of info answers most questions regarding ScrOG. Future threads will be added if new questions arise in them. I may add individual Q&As not from posts too.pH
Link to Scrog-o-rama download and more.
ScrOG-O-RAMALast Updated: 11/25/98
Read me first
In the scrogorama.zip file is a text file named threads.txt. This is a gathering of 130+ threaded posts on the ScrOG technique when it was first introduced to growers on the Internet in 1997. The threads were taken from posts made to the alt.drugs.pot.cultivation(adpc) news group on Usenet. The entire file is in the Unix mail format. It can be read with any text editor, but I *highly* recommend the following. If your mail or news reader program can import files in the Unix mail format, then import this text file in to an empty folder (if you can createone). Doing so will give you all the posts and replies threaded in the order they originally appeared in adpc (if sorted by date). It will be just like reading the NG posts, only you can do it with your mail or news program, offline. I can't vouch for all mail/news readers, but I will vouch for Agent because I use it, and tried it. It works great. To get it to work with Netscape 3.01 I had to copy the threads.txt file to the Netscape Mail folder with the filename threads (no .txt at the end). When Netscape's Mail window is then opened it will display a "threads" folder with the posts in it. All but one post seems to come out threaded properly.One post is not a NG post, but rather more of a brief readme message. The name of the Subject line is "ScrOG-O-RAMA - Some Q&A's and MiscInfo". Its date, author, and title were written in such a way as to bring it to the top of the list, but this may not always be the case depending on your sorting. I didn't edit anything except for removing some headers, and a couple entire replies that had no ScrOG info. All other replies were left alone, so some may contain partial off topic text. Also some may repeat text found in other posts so be aware that if something you're reading sounds familiar it might be worth skipping. Over time I may delete some redundant quoted text to make for easier reading. As it stands many subject lines simply say something to the order of "ScrOG question", so it's difficult to know what questions which thread answers. I will also modify some of these original subject lines as time goes by to be more descriptive of the content of the thread. Where you see ** text ** enclosed in double asterisks it's my indicator of some topics that will be found in that thread or message."From:" headers were untouched to maintain the mail header format.The original posters email address will appear as they did in the original post to adpc, my apologies if this offends anyone. Let me know if it does and I'll try to edit out your address for future posts. Also my apologies to those from whose posts I may snip redundant text, sigs, or modify the subject line in order to make for an easier to read ScrOG-O-RAMA. I think this gathering of info answers most questions regarding ScrOG. Future threads will be added if new questions arise in them. I may add individual Q&As not from posts too.pH
Link to Scrog-o-rama download and more.
budolskie
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i just read g-13 was lovely and had been dying to try a scrog then a read g-13 was good for scrog i also have 22 autos 7 in a half weeks old so i wasnt in a hurry to rush the scrog people rate g 13 really high heres couple pics my autosThose haze are a stringy scrog eh? I have my share
What made you decide to go g-13? curious. I think we should get a bit more into good scrog strains around these parts, for folks that have not spent time with cannabis trellising. The super sativa's and Hazes are a challenge to keep uniform. Obviously not impossible however. We are always working on a list of good scrog strains and any input helps the community. What say you?
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arandomhero05
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Good call wood...just need to make a splash gaurd for the drip ring so I can get rid of the blanket...
rufusgrower
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would 5 weeks be a long enough veg period to do a decent Scrog ?? 5 weeks is as long as i can do so should i Scrog or just LST?
woodsmantoker
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Post em folks!
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trichomedome
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I,m wondering is this ready to flower, thanks folks TCD it,s 1.5 m3 screen
The Dawg
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Sorry Guys My Last Post Only Post 1 Pic Heres Some More
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Someguy15
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Depends on the stretch, have you grown it before? if you know it will stretch a sig amount, then yes it is ready. If it's heavy indica dom I would veg til the screen is damn near full.
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trichomedome
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Thanks budy, i,ve grown it before it,s sk#1 it,s not streachy at all, the last time it only streached 4 to 5 inches ? Thanks someguy TCD
woodsmantoker
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I am glad you are finding help here. We look forward to seeing more of your work pal. Don't be shy to post.
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Nice, nice. Very clean proto. I look forward to seeing you work it brother.Heres A Pick Of My DIY Waterfarm With Attached Screen.Peace And Hair Grease
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woodsmantoker
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Hey Trichomedome,
I am thinking you may want some more time with filling. Whats your lighting looking like when its in place above the canopy, can you give us a shot of the garden in swing?
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I am thinking you may want some more time with filling. Whats your lighting looking like when its in place above the canopy, can you give us a shot of the garden in swing?
Woodsmantoker~