3000W SCROG inspired by the "Doc"

[LEDNewbie]

Ok boys and girls, today was first day of supercropp. Ladies have just been exploding. Less than a week in my room and they have over tripled in size!!!!

Here are some pics of the girls before and after supercropp, plus a picture showing one of the many benefits of my Iponic 600 Controller. I can see whats happening in my room without ever leaving my comfy chair and just looking at my phone As you can see by the pic I'm still waiting for my humidifier to show up Even with the not so optimal humidity during lights on the girls are thriving and progressing very well..... Enjoy

 

[RomulusUSA]

Looking gooood man, I can't wait for my next batch to get going so I can supercroup from a young age! And even more so - I LOVE YOU IPONIC!! That is sweet. I wish I could see how my room is doing from anywhere in the world. Someday!

 

[DrFever]

Awesome Led looking forward to new pics in the days to come with more top shoots forming

 

[ClosetAdvocate]

Looks great so far. I'll be watching this as it progresses.

 

[vukman]

Looking great brother...what more can I say?? It must be something about the air up here in the 'Great White North'.......ahahhaah

 

[LEDNewbie]

Looking great brother...what more can I say?? It must be something about the air up here in the 'Great White North'.......ahahhaah

Must have something to do with it


Thanks for the kind words everyone, much appreciated. Headed into the room shortly to make it rain on the girls. Plus doing some work to the veg room, pics to follow

 

[nephrosis]

DAMN dude... i wish i could just pick a couple of those up! fawk

 

[high life 45]

Wow props on the set up! really interested to see what you do with the gavitas

 

[LEDNewbie]

So plants have been in my rooms now for just over a week. Yesterday was there second feeding of nutes. 560ppm. 3 part GH, Benefox, and Pro Guard.

I also gave them there second supercropp. Raised lights 2"-3" and bumped Wattage from 660W to 750W.

Also You'll see a pic of the new bench I made in the veg room getting rid of all the table legs that were in the way before. With the bench all I have to do is remove 4 screws and the whole thing can be taken out that way I can use the space as my drying room for 4-5 days every 2 months. Only real construction I have left to do is to build my drying racks. The way I'm gunna do them I'm sure has been done before but haven't seen anyone post this setup up. Should be heavy duty, clean and WAY MORE screen sq.ft. than those foldup drying racks that everyone is selling.

 

[DrFever]

there looking great LED , Also a good idea raising lights and bumping up the power make them girls grow up then resume cropping

 

[LEDNewbie]

there looking great LED , Also a good idea raising lights and bumping up the power make them girls grow up then resume cropping

Thanks Doc, did some LST'ing just now as well spreading plants out letting all bud sites get some sunshine

 

[LEDNewbie]

Here is a few pics of the LST'ing I did spreading plants apart. These pics were lights off, why they look soo drooopy

 

[vukman]

They are growing rather quick man!!!!!!! Awesome! How long you planning on vegging them?? How much longer I guess is a better question.?

 

[DrFever]

yup spread them legs out and watch them grow lol well done LED
vuk i think his plans are to veg them in them totes till Jan 1st then transplant into big totes for another few weeks then flip

 

[LEDNewbie]

Yup, Doc's pretty much spot on. Gunna transplant Jan 1st. That would be about 4 1/2 weeks vegging in 5 gallon totes. But I will probably try and only veg for 1 more week in my 30 gallon totes. As long as they are big enough to satisfy my needs. I'd like to try and finish as close to March 1st as I can.... But looking more like middle of March now....

Will play it by ear.... Heck if they are looking large enough by Christmas I just may do a boxing day transplant. I'll let the ladies let me know when they are ready

 

[LEDNewbie]

Well, been a little while since my last update. So it's now been 15 days since transplanting into my 5 gallon totes and officially starting my veg cycle..... I've gotta say I never thought I would see this kind of growth sooooo quickly!!! I've been slowly increasing wattage on my Gavita light and tonight was the first time the girls saw 1000W

Also a few days ago I got two small ultrasonic humidifiers in there and I'm now able to maintain 60-65% humidity with the one light on. These will have to do until I can get my hands on a decent commercial ultrasonic humidifier. So now that humidity is in check, plants just seem to be taking off!!

Been going nice and easy with the nutes as well. Not wanting to burn them. Going to give them a foiler spray of 1-1-1 today once lights go out. Then the next watering/feeding will be on Sunday. Will increase nute strength a little.

I'm thinking probably another 4-5 days and they will have outgrown the space I've given them and I will have to fire up one more Gavita for the remainder of Vegg..... If they continue to grow at this rate I will most likely transplant into my 30 gallon totes around the 26th or 27th. Vegg for one more week and then flip them over to 12/12

Here are some pics, enjoy

 

[LEDNewbie]

Some pics of the girls under T5's. The small plant was only transplanted 4-5 days ago as it was still in a dixie cup!!! She was small even in the cup but is starting to take off now that she can stretch her legs

Even the girls under the T5's have tripled in size considering they were the runts out of all the babies I got. Pretty sure they will be pretty big in 2 1/2 months ready for the next cycle:tiphat

 

[OrganicOzarks]

Nice set up, and great looking plants.

 

[Rolldaddy]

Nice set up led. I just read what doc did with three lights and it's amazing. You've done real well so far. I will be following here to see how it turns out

 

[DrFever]

Thanks Rd Well finally LED i believe put 1000 watts on them he was running 600 or so, And he finally bumped up the power things should really take off now.
Plants are looking really good there LED keep up the great work