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smaller pots equal smaller yields , you can control height by topping and tying down
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Thank you for your answer! I use a scrog net...i didnt understood the second option (scrog)...sorry im a newbie...here is a picture using 3 plants and a scrog1 Photo
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I'm assuming that you mean stakes to hold the sgrog up ,if so I would make them long enough to reach the bottom of your pots
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you can put 4 plants in there but you yield will suffer ,you will do better to grow just one with lst and topping your yield should be greater than with 4 plants , or you could do a sea of green where you put small plants in and flip .
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Can I grow 4 plants in a 2,5x2,5 tent with a 1000w chinese castnoo led light (actual 230w)? Ive read in this that I need at least 75w per plant but with 3 plants the Reservoir is big and I have height problems
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I think you can plant now they wont be ready until November but your in FLA.so it wont matter
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Question on the lbh famous scrog. How big do I make the stakes with a coat hanger? I'm having problems keeping the stakes from popping back up.
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I know this is a massively dumb question, BUT what the hell. I just received my seeds in the mail. I live in north Florida. Is it too late to plant outdoors?
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As a outdoor grower for 20+ years and only growing indoor for 1-1/2 yrs, I’d just have to say that you’re correct. On a outdoor grow your plants relieve natural vitamin D from the sun, are exposed to more oxygen, and are on a variable schedule between light and temperature. This will make a plant strive more and a ton stronger than a plant indoors. You’ll also have the option of not topping and have plants that will sometimes grow to 10-12’. Follow me and Spidermite on our grow this year on the great auto showdown. I think you’re on there already. He’s growing the same plants as I am indoor that I’m doing outdoors to see who will produce the most. I’m transplanting my photos outside tomorrow. Hope this helps
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Do they grow taller outdoors and is this due to less light than a grow room? I moved a small plant photo and a nice size 3 week auto outside and I swear the whole thing stretched up and the new nodes are spaced out more. It's like 90 degrees here and sunny. The leaves are all stretched up towards the sun which I never notice in the grow room.
The indoor leaves don't look funny, they do angle up some, but not like when outdoors. Indoor leaves are closer to a 70 degree angle vs outdoor around 30 degrees. What causes this and is one better than the other?
Plants are ready sooner indoors and I assume grow rooms have better light than the sun which makes them grow shorter indoors, they don't need to reach. Just seems a little odd because I thought sunlight was the technically the best for a plant. I have a lot of light directed into a small area if that makes a difference here.
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