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So Antonio,
Again I followed your advise. I used the four ratchets I recently bought and was able to get the light about 10cm / 4" higher then it was before. It doesn't hang parallel with the side no more as the fan is in it's way, but I've managed to hang the light level. In the picture below it doesn't hang level yet...
I also did something else to create more space between the top of the foliage and the light and while at it create a more even canopy...
First we have to get the SCROG net through the thick canopy. I managed to split the the two main branches, but nothing what a piece of rope and a couple of knots couldn't fix
I must say, the White Widow is quite the flexible lady. Except for the two main branches which where fairly thick I could weave the branches through each other as to fill up all those holes in the SCROG net.
Just needed to remove a couple of bigger fan leaves and pull the tops through the holes of the netting.
Auto Night Queen n°1 - day 32
Even the smallest of the Night Queens got her tops tucked under the netting.
Auto Night Queen n°2 - day 22
And also this one got tucked under the netting.
Auto Night Queen n°3 - day 22
Exciting times ahead especially in the coming time lapses as everything has been layed flat. There will probably be a lot of wrangling and twisting to be te first to get a good spot. Anywho...I have another SCROG net set aside just in case the Night Queens go into a monster stretch, but the White Widow is done stretching, so for her that won't be necessary.
Auto White Widow - day 32
Although it being called LST I feel the plants did get mistreated a LOT. The weaving through the netting and removing several shoots and fanleaves must have caused some stress. So before I refilled the tank I gave all the ladies 250ml water (1L water with 1 teaspoon Bactrex and 10ml PureZyme from Plagron). Both aid the roots in absorbing the available nutrients. I also reapplied the RotBlock as parts of the plants are now exposed which won't be after a couple of hours.
And since I readjusted everything in the tent. This will be the last time lapse until I have enough material to create another. (approx. two days)
But for now...the last 36 hours at 25fps. Enjoy!!!
I really hope you enjoyed todays post as my back is killing me so hard I need the missus to dump the 10L of water into the tank every two days...It feels like a chore at the moment, but I keep doing it as I feel I owe it to you guys. Time for some muscle relaxants...
Regards,
Bob
Again I followed your advise. I used the four ratchets I recently bought and was able to get the light about 10cm / 4" higher then it was before. It doesn't hang parallel with the side no more as the fan is in it's way, but I've managed to hang the light level. In the picture below it doesn't hang level yet...
I also did something else to create more space between the top of the foliage and the light and while at it create a more even canopy...
First we have to get the SCROG net through the thick canopy. I managed to split the the two main branches, but nothing what a piece of rope and a couple of knots couldn't fix
I must say, the White Widow is quite the flexible lady. Except for the two main branches which where fairly thick I could weave the branches through each other as to fill up all those holes in the SCROG net.
Just needed to remove a couple of bigger fan leaves and pull the tops through the holes of the netting.
Auto Night Queen n°1 - day 32
Even the smallest of the Night Queens got her tops tucked under the netting.
Auto Night Queen n°2 - day 22
And also this one got tucked under the netting.
Auto Night Queen n°3 - day 22
Exciting times ahead especially in the coming time lapses as everything has been layed flat. There will probably be a lot of wrangling and twisting to be te first to get a good spot. Anywho...I have another SCROG net set aside just in case the Night Queens go into a monster stretch, but the White Widow is done stretching, so for her that won't be necessary.
Auto White Widow - day 32
Although it being called LST I feel the plants did get mistreated a LOT. The weaving through the netting and removing several shoots and fanleaves must have caused some stress. So before I refilled the tank I gave all the ladies 250ml water (1L water with 1 teaspoon Bactrex and 10ml PureZyme from Plagron). Both aid the roots in absorbing the available nutrients. I also reapplied the RotBlock as parts of the plants are now exposed which won't be after a couple of hours.
And since I readjusted everything in the tent. This will be the last time lapse until I have enough material to create another. (approx. two days)
But for now...the last 36 hours at 25fps. Enjoy!!!
I really hope you enjoyed todays post as my back is killing me so hard I need the missus to dump the 10L of water into the tank every two days...It feels like a chore at the moment, but I keep doing it as I feel I owe it to you guys. Time for some muscle relaxants...
Regards,
Bob