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BAMstheWRST

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Ca++

Ca++

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screen of green? You could half it in height, by adding a net and pulling/weaving the branches down.

No calcium in that grow food. I didn't look at the others. It's not unusual to find only npk in soil feeds. I feel most should of been reformulated for LED grows.
 
goingrey

goingrey

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Looking good.

Have changed the light schedule to 12/12 start flowering yet?

If not you could top again. If yes then tie it down yeah.

Never used an actual net myself just plastic coated wire.
 
Ca++

Ca++

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Garden net is pretty much made for the job. Some people can't get along with it though, and will weave one from string. The first few woven are usually disastrous, and having just 4 poles to attach to, means more supplies to make a horizontal frame in most cases. The supplies bit bothers me. I like to cut a net to size, and use it many times. If I make a frame, it is wood not plastic. Planed not treated. The norm seems to be pvc pipe (not suitable for food) drilled out, making plastic waste and off-gassing. Then it's glued, so it's not flat-packing for redeployment. It's all so wasteful of materials and time, when a cheap net and some (reusable) cable/zip ties is easy to manage in such a small space.

You fit the net high, then slowly slide it down, feeding the branches through the holes you desire. Which you can't do with fixed height framework

I saw someone use a coated plastic once, that was a soft rubber. It's shadow lost a meaningful amount of light. A net is very thin.


A few friends really appreciate me going round to do their nets for them. Otherwise they make one from string. I will only use 100mm square net though. I won't even take diamond pattern net from it's box. Square net has a simple geometric shape, where you can count the squares. If held between two people, you know if you are pulling on the same lines. Diamonds offer no such confirmation. They are not set at any particular angle. Diamond nets don't have a straight edge. There isn't 4 sides to pull tort if you want a squared off grow space (like every grow space I can think of).
If I buy diamond, I will be chucking it away before opening it. I don't want to feel defeated. My mind tells me I can pull it into squares, but the reality is I'm pulled into a bad place.

Such a small space shouldn't cause a problem.
What are the string nets with bungie line corners? I imagine terrible... but available
 
goingrey

goingrey

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Ca++ said:
Garden net is pretty much made for the job. Some people can't get along with it though, and will weave one from string. The first few woven are usually disastrous, and having just 4 poles to attach to, means more supplies to make a horizontal frame in most cases. The supplies bit bothers me. I like to cut a net to size, and use it many times. If I make a frame, it is wood not plastic. Planed not treated. The norm seems to be pvc pipe (not suitable for food) drilled out, making plastic waste and off-gassing. Then it's glued, so it's not flat-packing for redeployment. It's all so wasteful of materials and time, when a cheap net and some (reusable) cable/zip ties is easy to manage in such a small space.

You fit the net high, then slowly slide it down, feeding the branches through the holes you desire. Which you can't do with fixed height framework

I saw someone use a coated plastic once, that was a soft rubber. It's shadow lost a meaningful amount of light. A net is very thin.


A few friends really appreciate me going round to do their nets for them. Otherwise they make one from string. I will only use 100mm square net though. I won't even take diamond pattern net from it's box. Square net has a simple geometric shape, where you can count the squares. If held between two people, you know if you are pulling on the same lines. Diamonds offer no such confirmation. They are not set at any particular angle. Diamond nets don't have a straight edge. There isn't 4 sides to pull tort if you want a squared off grow space (like every grow space I can think of).
If I buy diamond, I will be chucking it away before opening it. I don't want to feel defeated. My mind tells me I can pull it into squares, but the reality is I'm pulled into a bad place.

Such a small space shouldn't cause a problem.
What are the string nets with bungie line corners? I imagine terrible... but available
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Nah the wire is thin.

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Ca++

Ca++

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These look good for cane frames
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Stood in a tent, it shouldn't fall anywhere. Tie it to a pole or two. It's a quick frame build. All standard garden supplies. Cane/garden wire/pea&bean net.
I'm not saying their is anything wrong with a wire net. If you just buy 10 canes and the smallest of wire rolls, you could be done for 2$ (literally £2 in the uk, from the pound shop)
That is some low expenditure. Though I'm still draw to string. It has it's issues with being fibrous, taking on resin over the years. It's not as immune to the scissors either. I can't say I use jute as it's bio degradable. I just find it's better suited to tying things up. Though they are slowly taking it off the shelves. Plastic waste is never good. Which is partly why I choose nets, and keeping them. They don't make then with any more plastic than needed. As the bits of string fixing my scissor makes verifies :)


You could be real cheap, and just get string. Tie them down. Tie them up. Swing them from your lights. Pull them where you want them. It all goes in the bin though, and is constantly measuring bits off the roll and adding them. It's best avoided
 
BAMstheWRST

BAMstheWRST

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Ok so we're (bro really at this point just leave me out of it, I don't know these people (oh and we just kick it..... Know what..... fine..... bye)) loving this traffic!!!!

@Ca++ & @goingrey thank you soooo much for the suggestions definitely will be looking into it (I ain't doing shit... (I thought you left(...... I'm here to watch your stupidity (sounds like we... (Don't push it))))). We did move the plant to a larger "tent" (it's a closet (how you watching with all that talking? (Bite me))). Definitely don't see any calcium in the feeds like you mentioned so will be looking into that as well. Love you guys thank you for the tips and tricks and WE (get fucked) will let you know how it works 😊♥️

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(We did buy space blankets for the reflective walls putting it up soon, will update then (still ain't doing (shut up they don't care)))
 
Ca++

Ca++

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You should have a word with yourself about that duct run. Can you imagine shitting something that shape. It just don't flow,
 
BAMstheWRST

BAMstheWRST

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(A word please ..... (Nope.... Nope... No..... Fix the duct work got it(.... But I feel if we just communicate more.... (We're not supposed to be communicating publicly ya dumb fuck, that's the point 🤦🏻‍♂️ "wE" are two figments of a delusional man's need for therapy (... We tried.... (Regardless!!!!....... Fix the duct work, anything else( nope that should be good( Good! (.... Good....)))))))))

(..... Hey do you think..... (ENOUGH!!!))


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exploziv

exploziv

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Thanks, man! Don't keep your nutes bottles in the lit cab!
Ca seems to be maybe the element needed?? Or maybe enaugh transpiration to carry it where is needed, too?
 
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