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Will I overgrow this SCROG

IslandColas

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Experienced SCROG growers! Does anyone think this SCROG is too crowded? It’s still got a few days of veg ahead of it before we flip it to flower. Then there’s the stretching so I just need assurance we’re on the right track.

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I did ScrOG on my last grow.
The the stretched branches I just moved to the next hole..

I think you'll be fine !
Looks healty :)
 
I flipped my scrog to 12/12 at about 75% full and stretch filled the net and then some. Some growers add another net for the stretch a several inches above the current screen to hold the colas. I think you're going to have a full tent so make sure you have lots of airflow and humidity control. we defoliate quite a bit to keep airflow up and mold risk down.

First photo is one week after the 12/12 flip on 7/30. Second photo is almost three weeks later on 8/17, stretch almost done. Happy Scroggin!
 

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I almost filed my 4x4 with a single plant in scrog. There wasn't a lot of stretch on mine so I think you should be fine. If you have warm night/lights off temps it will help slow stretch down a bit. I don't know about 9 plants though now that I think about it lol.
 
Currently have my three in a 4 by 4 tent in scrog, they just flipped on Tuesday. Now at three feet tall from ground and about 10 inches through screen, gonna be doing some more tying this week. I too have placed a secondary wider square scrog, above the tops ready to start tying or supporting from above. I may do a third further up later as they hit full height. Keeping an even canopy remains the challenge here.
 
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