CocoTwisty
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Um yeah seeing as they look 50% bigger in 3 days I'd say they are loving that light and what you are feeding them.
That's coco/perlite you are using right? What do you pH your Vegamatrix feeds to? Is it different for Veg and Bloom?
Do you have any sort of light meter you could use to roughly test the intensity in the middle vs. at the edges?
I'm just wondering because you have all that space around the scrog frame that still looks like it's pretty well lit. If I had that setup with those growth rates I might try training the longest branches under the frame, and then let them go up to grow along a vertical screen or perhaps angled slightly away from the light like an inverted pyramid so as to not shade what's below but still capture all that light spilling off to the sides. Meanwhile keep topping the middle to get some nice thick stems. Surely if you add some extra air circulation to this larger canopy, the extra surface area would increase yields over a standard scrog, don't you think? Is it something you would ever try?
That's coco/perlite you are using right? What do you pH your Vegamatrix feeds to? Is it different for Veg and Bloom?
Do you have any sort of light meter you could use to roughly test the intensity in the middle vs. at the edges?
I'm just wondering because you have all that space around the scrog frame that still looks like it's pretty well lit. If I had that setup with those growth rates I might try training the longest branches under the frame, and then let them go up to grow along a vertical screen or perhaps angled slightly away from the light like an inverted pyramid so as to not shade what's below but still capture all that light spilling off to the sides. Meanwhile keep topping the middle to get some nice thick stems. Surely if you add some extra air circulation to this larger canopy, the extra surface area would increase yields over a standard scrog, don't you think? Is it something you would ever try?