90 degree angle grows?

[macdiesel]

So, are there any grows here where people lst the stock of the plant 90 degrees so that horizontal light penetration is even from top to bottom on the plant? link?

 

[TheGreenBastard]

So, are there any grows here where people lst the stock of the plant 90 degrees so that horizontal light penetration is even from top to bottom on the plant? link?

Yes, that is essentially most SCROG setups. If your familiar with apical dominance you'll know the benefits of this. I'm not going to look for a link as this is a common practice.

Try to be more specific with your titles as this was not what I was expecting to see when I read this thread.

 

[macdiesel]

Yeah, cuz you can't find a link. Not a scrog. btw, supervisor has an o in it.

 

[Fred el Gato]

Are you looking for something like this:
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Grow on,Fred

 

[Fred el Gato]

I also remember reading one of Moonshines* threads where he laid a plant on its side,has pics.

 

[TheGreenBastard]

Yeah, cuz you can't find a link. Not a scrog.

Whats with the hostility? I didn't mean you were talking about a SCROG setup just that the technique is often used in that application. A 90 degree angle is common in LST, I've done it personally to save vertical space in low headroom seed runs.

If it was my comment about your title that upset you I'm sorry, it just lacked specificity. Putting LST in the title would have helped, when I first read it I had no idea what you meant which aroused my curiosity enough to check it out.

btw, supervisor has an o in it.

Damn, I knew something looked wrong. Oh well, 36 out of 37 ain't bad a'tall.