sog nets

[dragunn]

im doing a sog for the first time.im five days into flower.im going to trim them down soon,repet in five days,trying to get one big cola.do you lay nets on top after your done with your triming or wait till you start getting heavy buds(in case you need access).

 

[ogatec]

im doing a sog for the first time.im five days into flower.im going to trim them down soon,repet in five days,trying to get one big cola.do you lay nets on top after your done with your triming or wait till you start getting heavy buds(in case you need access).

if i understand you right you are talking about a support trellis? i put mine up 2 weeks into flowering, that way you can tell how big they are going to get + they have another week of growing to fill in the net. i just put the trellis a little below the tops of the plants.

 

[rr14]

are all the trellis nets 6" squares or are there smaller ones too?

 

[rasputin]

are all the trellis nets 6" squares or are there smaller ones too?

There's a few different sizes, and there are other options besides trellis nets exactly. You could make one, too.

 

[ChaosCatalunya]

I like to mount the net on canes at each corner of the table, this way you get some vertical adjustment when/if you need it, if a crop stretches more than you expect, you can find the Bean netting pulling branches back down.

 

[dragunn]

must have over 10 different strains going(i like varity).so having a level canopy is a chore.plan to put foam blocks under the slow growing gdp and use some bamboo stakes on a few stretchers(train wreck,kush berry),keeping all the tall plants under one light,may be even srog them.three grow styles in one.even have 4 c99s in 3 gallon pots in my path,i move them every time i need access.i will set up the net when im done trimming in ten days.thanks for your help.

 

[ChaosCatalunya]

dragunn,

A mate has a very mixed grow like you describe and also does ScgroG - he straps 3 or 4 bamboos to each pot and does his training on a plant by plant basis, labour intensive so not for the commercial grower but great for the homegrower.

I always try to get a "Stadium" going - putting the tallest plants as a "wall" on the edge and the shorties in the middle - I am sure it was in an old Ed Rosenthal book I read back when this place was all green feilds and Britney was still a cutie.