new at scrog

im trying to find out if anyone has used screen attached to pots for maneuvering all ive been able to read on this technique is attached to the walls im any help

How are you attaching them to the pots?Are you using the hardwire stake ones that go down into the pot or what?

Heres a scrog screen i made...not attached to wall or pots

^ That = nice

see thats kinda what i mean but if u scaled that down maybe invert the legs inward on top of a pot i wana be able to pull individual plants out of the room if needed

james76208 said:

see thats kinda what i mean but if u scaled that down maybe invert the legs inward on top of a pot i wana be able to pull individual plants out of the room if needed

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well its time to start building......

did u do well with the set up u have there im trying to figure which strain to try first im assuming something stretchy

This is my screen, attached to the flush box which sits on a dolly, I can wheel her any where I want!

james76208 said:

did u do well with the set up u have there im trying to figure which strain to try first im assuming something stretchy

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heres a pic of my scrog...started great but killed a plant with nutes..

yes.......that's a mini-ScrOG. it has the advantage of being able to turn/move plants

I did see pics the other day where someone mounted a scrog screen on there DWC bucket. Will try and find..

thank you very much now are the branches hand woven during veg cycle or does it naturally level the canopy out

james76208 said:

thank you very much now are the branches hand woven during veg cycle or does it naturally level the canopy out

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i just kept mine under the screen during veg then moved then around in flower

as soon as the branches are a couple of inches thru the screen, you pull it under, and over to next hole. read up on it, mon. i failed typing.

when the plant goes anywhere from 2-4 inches above the screen. Simply move the branch under the screen. AS simple as that. Until you fill about 2/3rds of the screen, then flower.

i may have to change my name to LSTlover, or something. that shit is zen. scroggin' is fun though, too.

i thought so but im looking at some of these pictures and it didnt really look woven to me ive relly been using a similer method just bending the hell out of em with spider wire and wind up with string all over the branches but havent seen many mobile set ups and a lot of my prior stains would be tamed a lil better

james76208 said:

i thought so but im looking at some of these pictures and it didnt really look woven to me ive relly been using a similer method just bending the hell out of em with spider wire and wind up with string all over the branches but havent seen many mobile set ups and a lot of my prior stains would be tamed a lil better

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It's quite straight forward to so moveable scrog screens attached to the pot, the screen size tends to be quite small compared to solid screens.

It's not so much weaving as it is, plant grows through screen, pull back under and move to the next square in the screen. That simple, yields can be ridonkulous as well XD I personally use a stationary screen just 'cause I get more surface area

what medium are you using i just cant imagine not being able to move my plants for one reason or another

well when I actually get a rooted clone I'm using hydroton in a micro ebb and flow system. Previously with a solid scrog screen I've used soil and a mix of perlite/vermiculite in hempy buckets.

You really don't need to rotate plants, I mean it is good to check a plant from all angles but because in scrog you chop off most of the undergrowth you can just check the buds and leaves etc that are growing thru the screen really easily.