Help me choose a scrog victim or two

[maryjohn]

Hi folks, I'm ready to transplant two of my blue burmese bagseed clones to their final containers. I really like this plant. It's the first one I successfully grew indoors. Very easy, and yielded well despite being my first. This time should rock.

Problem is, I'm not sure which clones to pick. The mother was a reveg, and I took cuts from where I could.

The plant all the way right and the one in the middle have one main stem. The middle plant has a thinner stem but shorter nodal spacing.

The other two have two main stems and are big on lateral growth.

 

[OMJebus]

I would say the one all the way on the left, and the 3rd from the left (second from the right)

Good luck with your scrog!

 

[thc43]

id also choose those too at this point, but repot and tip all of them veg for a week then choose its still early and the branching hasnt really formed yet, Y or wine glase shape is ideal for scrog no main crown.

 

[maryjohn]

thanks guys, I'll use the Y shaped ones.

Now what to do with the other two? I could make a new mother (my reveg mom i fried with too much neem). I guess I could SOG them in the other cab?

I will transplant for sure! They are already getting rootbound.

 

[VerdantGreen]

i would go with that too mj. two tops you can train spaced out gives you a good start at filling the screen.
V.

 

[Badgermonkey]

There's just 5 of them, grow them all 8) - put them to 12/12 now if you're short on space!

 

[maryjohn]

well, I'm sort of scrog - committed. I won't be killing the others, don't worry. This is just selectiong for scrog.

 

[maryjohn]

well, the master said it!

that seals the deal. Will transplant tonight.

Thanks Verdant. I left the same post in your quarters so you have the answer there too.

Now I must decide what do do with the others. Is it too late to make a bonsai? I have a mum but I fucked her up during spider mite season.

 

[Joe Organic]

I would have chosen the other two.