I will wear my hardhat and body armor to protect myself just in case.
Thank you for the kind words and support!
Looks good there Merlin, hope you and the Mrs have a great Thanksgiving!
Oooh!!! Scrog nets are on! Canāt wait to see some Merlin buds start popping up through there
@Royc Iām making FECO, full extract cannabis oil. It makes a potent concentrate that you can then add into edibles, some use straight to treat for cancer.
So itās not infused. Itās 90-95% cannabinoids.
Also called RSO or Rick Simpson oil.
Same to you and your family @dbrn32, we will be staying home and having a simple meal together. Much like every day
Thanks @MattyBear, I will be flipping later this week or possibly next Monday at latest. Every few days I am pruning a little bit in preparation.
I need to find out what is involved in producing RSO and how to use it.
You Tube is where I found it
did you put that pvc piping together, or did you buy it as a kit?
I designed and built itā¦
I am impressed, I bet you can do that outside too.
Can you imagine what theyād look likeā¦amazing
I am not certain that you would need to do something like that outsideā¦If you had a need it will certainly work.
In the summer I grow at least 20 plants out side, need a blue print and a plan!
Here is what I have:
SCROG Bill Of Materials and Cut List
This design is specific to growing in 10 gallon pots (fabric and plastic)
NOTE: Adjust sizes to meet your specific needs
Base Unit
(1 ea) 22" X 22" X 1/2" plywood
(5 ea) 1" swivell casters
(4 ea) 1/2" PVC 90 degree elbow
(8 ea) 1/2" PVC āTā
(8 ea) 1/2" PVC 45 degree elbow
(4 ea) 3/4" cross
(8 ea) 3/4->1/2 reducer bushing
(8 ea) 1/2" PVC pipe 9" long - lower base frame
(4 ea) 1/2" PVC pipe 20 1/2" long - upper base frame supports
(8 ea) 1/2" PVC pipe 6 3/4" long - upper base frame
(8 ea) 1/2" PVC pipe 3 1/2" long - upper base frame
SCROG Frame
(4 ea) 1/2" PVC āTā
(8 ea) 1/2" PVC 45 degree elbow
(8 ea) 1/2" PVC pipe 14" long - SCROG frame
(8 ea) 1/2" PVC pipe 4" long - SCROG frame
(4 ea) 1/2" PVC pipe 16" long - SCROG frame vertical supports
You will need about four 10ā pieces of 1/2" PVC pipe for each setup that you build.
Four of the casters will be attached near the corners of the plywood base and the fifth caster will be attached in the center of the plywood and will have washers placed between the caster flange and the plywood to make the center wheel a tiny bit taller than the corner wheels. This is done to make rotating easier.
The āSCROG frame vertical supportsā have 1/4" holes drilled every 4" for the adjustment pins.
Use twine or string for the actual screen. Either install 1/2" sheet metal screws or drill holes every 3" - 4" for the twine/string.
One last thing that I did was to put screws at each ācornerā around both the frames and strung twine very tightly to hold everything together. I did this rather than glueing so that I could easily modify or store the SCROG frames.
I hope that this helpsā¦
nice, I bet a lot of growers will use those
There are a number of folks with similar setups. I stole design components from many of them. LOL
@Dreamer I should point out that this design is overkill in many ways. You can build a workable version for about one half the cost (maybe less) by eliminating the adjustment feature and several other non-essential components.
Outside, thereās plenty of light penetration, so not as much need to spread them out. But if you top them lots of times, they get huge outdoors!
It would take me longer to trim all of that than it would take to grow it.
too much work for me