The method and volume of plants sounds complicated given all the factors you need to consider when growing just one plant let alone 8. 100% agreement with PhatJay on this one especially on your first grow. Pruning, mylar, topping, super cropping and tieing down are just some methods used to control your plant and create a massive yield per square foot (ive made mine grow sideways then up and have 8 tops at give or take a few inches the same height) to me sideways lighting is completely unatural and its the tops i like to concentrate on as its where all the good stuff happens. I use T5 flourescent from seedling through veg at an inch above tops then switch to 600w HPS at about 5 inches above. Remember if the light is too hot for your hand it will burn your plants. Sexing your plants is also very easy if you have two rooms and a good cloning process ie take cuttings and force to flower
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d0ct0r Reviewed by d0ct0r on . Indoor VERTICAL growing method Ok i plan on starting my grow start of june, but i still reading and taking notes and planning ahead :) Im wondering has anyone used this type of method (hanging your MH/Hps light vertically) Im thinking of creating a box, maybe 5 foot wide, 5 foot deep and 6 foot high. Putting 4 pots in a diamond shape on the ground and 2 plants on either side of the box 1 foot off the ground. Leaving me with 8 plants in the area. Use a 400 MH light hung in the centre of the box and then replace that with the Rating: 5