Where can I get trellis nets with smaller holes?

[pyite20v]

All the hydro stores sell nets with 6" or 7" holes, but I find those are too big usually.

Where can i find netting with 3" or 4" holes? I am doing an LST/Scrog type grow and I think it would be easier with smaller holes.

I have found fencing at home depot that has 1" holes, but I think thats too small.

 

[grow nerd]

The Hydrofarm polyester mix woven net I get has 5" holes, and I don't think they're too big. If you do, try doubling up so that it has 2.5" holes.

 

[NuclearNugs]

You might want to check out orange safety fencing.

 

[rives]

If you look around Home Depot near the concrete stuff, there is a 2" wire mesh covered with tar paper. The tar paper is easily removed, and the screen works great for a scrog when attached to a frame.

 

[sweetsmell]

You might want to check out orange safety fencing.

I wouldn't do that because of the possibility of offgassing.

 

[stussy22]

I used 1" sch 40 PVC as a frame. And used some stuff from home depot It is called Tenax that has 1" square holes. I simply cut the inside of the squares to get 2". I used zip ties to support the netting to the frame. See picture below.



should work just fine.

 

[Sam the Caveman]

dam stussy, how long does it take you to do that?

I've made a 3" square netting before by placing screws every 3" along the edge of my frame and then just running string from each screw to the next to make a net pattern. It worked pretty good, but it took a while to make it.

If I make a scrog net again, I'm going to use some of that 2" x 3" metal fencing and just flatten it out an attach it to a frame.

 

[*Lola*]

what about that stuff they wrap Christmas trees in to get them home? that would work and it's christmas time

 

[jm420]

If you can get your hands on it the cage they make for lobster traps is perfect,its 2 inch squares with a rubber coating .

 

[+Vibes]

stussy that is intense man!
depending on your rigidity needs, "garden bird netting" is light and cheap with little holes. sometimes i snip a few strings for larger branches to go through.
found at most big box hardware stores.

 

[stussy22]

dam stussy, how long does it take you to do that?

I've made a 3" square netting before by placing screws every 3" along the edge of my frame and then just running string from each screw to the next to make a net pattern. It worked pretty good, but it took a while to make it.

If I make a scrog net again, I'm going to use some of that 2" x 3" metal fencing and just flatten it out an attach it to a frame.

HAHAHA I had some time on my hand and was heavily medicated. But I got exactly what I wanted. Took about and hour total.

The fence you are talking about is the poultry fence? Or chicken wire?

stussy that is intense man!
depending on your rigidity needs, "garden bird netting" is light and cheap with little holes. sometimes i snip a few strings for larger branches to go through.
found at most big box hardware stores.

Ya its strong as bricks. I think everything in my tent will fall apart before this thing breaks LOL.

Thanks like I told Sam I had a lot of time on my hands.

 

[TREE KING]

The Hydrofarm polyester mix woven net I get has 5" holes, and I don't think they're too big. If you do, try doubling up so that it has 2.5" holes.

does someone have a link to this i cant find it?

 

[TREE KING]

sorry guys forget it i just found it

 

[SKUNK420]

try this

try this

http://www.memphisnet.net/category/netting_mono_1-5

 

[yortbogey]

local tennis court....j/k