Lighting Cord Management

[notime2work]

Thanks for all the suggestions! Another question for @lunarman -- Where did you get the round supports/scrogg screens for your grow? I haven't seen these before. I was thinking about making some out of pvc and string for my next grow, but these might work better in my small space.

 

[lunarman]

Thanks for all the suggestions! Another question for @lunarman -- Where did you get the round supports/scrogg screens for your grow? I haven't seen these before. I was thinking about making some out of pvc and string for my next grow, but these might work better in my small space.

I got them from a garden and Supply Center in Canada and I don't think they're available in the states but if you search on Amazon for grow through grids you'll see some that are similar to mine

 

[notime2work]

I got them from a garden and Supply Center in Canada and I don't think they're available in the states but if you search on Amazon for grow through grids you'll see some that are similar to mine

Thanks, found some. I never would have known what key words to use to find them.

 

[Simplicio]

These can help, but this one has a circuit breaker that can pop at inopportune times.
Amazon product ASIN B01FHMPV1S

 

[AutoWonders]

I'm in a 4x4 currently and I hang two heavy duty strips. One on the right side, one on the left side. Both a little lower than the ceiling. I have 6 Autocobs. I employ 2 bungee cords on each side of of tent. I hang my 6" fans off the bungee cords as well as using them to wrap other cords.

 

[McDee]

I got them from a garden and Supply Center in Canada and I don't think they're available in the states but if you search on Amazon for grow through grids you'll see some that are similar to mine

Luna what you think of those screens? I grabbed 2 got them for $5 each figured at that price I had to by them lol. Is it feasible to pick plants up and move them?

 

[lunarman]

Luna what you think of those screens? I grabbed 2 got them for $5 each figured at that price I had to by them lol. Is it feasible to pick plants up and move them?

hey Bro. I really like the grids. Use each cell in the grid for something or another. Put a tie on a branch and tie it off to the grid instead of doing it down on the pot. Leak tucking is excellent. And cheap as chips like you say. I plan on using them until they either don't work for me or something better comes along. Good question. Yes you can pick plants up and move them no problem. The grids are inserted in to the pot and really integrated right in to the structure of the plant too.

 

[Unique]

Zip ties / tie straps are your friend :smoking:

Agreed

 

[McDee]

hey Bro. I really like the grids. Use each cell in the grid for something or another. Put a tie on a branch and tie it off to the grid instead of doing it down on the pot. Leak tucking is excellent. And cheap as chips like you say. I plan on using them until they either don't work for me or something better comes along. Good question. Yes you can pick plants up and move them no problem. The grids are inserted in to the pot and really integrated right in to the structure of the plant too.

Cool, that was my intent to be able to move each separately. Was going to build individual 1s but dont think I could do each for less than $5.

 

[HemiSync]

I got them from a garden and Supply Center in Canada and I don't think they're available in the states but if you search on Amazon for grow through grids you'll see some that are similar to mine

Thanks for the search suggestion. I found these and think I will give them a try.
Amazon product ASIN B000NCWMVU