Where can I purchase a SCROG screen?

[Pot Head]

Where can I purchase a SCROG screen?

 

Cannot find links anywhere!

 

I am looking for 4 or 5 ft. long * 5 or 6 ft. wide with approximately 2 inch holes.

[DownUnderDoper]

hardware shop.. look for the plastic coated fencing stuff

[auspamp]

go to your nearest hardware store and buy some 2 inch chicken wire. You make it yourself, you don't order one online.

[Shithappens]

check your hardware shop for anything with the right demension holes you wanna try ..

 

Or Ill sell you a 1 meter wide one for $99 as soon as i copyright it hehehe

[DownUnderDoper]

Or Ill sell you a 1 meter wide one for $99 as soon as i copyright it hehehe

why didn't i think of that

 

[123abc]

I have Screen Of Green TM Brand Wire Grid, its specially coated plastic helps the Crystals and Plant acheive beter Light and Air.

 

its the same one advertised on www.perfectcrop.com down the bottom 35USD for a 3mx1m Roll.. PM me as i have a whole carton for sale.. i will sell u 2x1M for $20AU..

 

Dont by imitation wire unless you want the rust to poison your plants or that cheap plastic that isnt treated to help create mold and fungus growth (thats why people never use plastic cups ontop of glass)

 

Its upto you.. you risk, i do truly recommend this brand- i can have it posted out asap, let me no

 

*cough cough*

[Stoney]

just go to the hard ware store and have a look around there is plenty of differant stuff that you can use

 

shit i was gonna use that orange plastic stuff they use on roads and new building

 

cheerz :Dj:

[bufo marinus]

Bought some brown coloured screen from Bunnings, $15 for 3 mtrs.

Last screen I made was with the green stuff also from Bunnings.

They should be beside each other in the aisle, if you compare them you'll notice the brown/tan screen is a mm or two larger squares than the green stuff, not much but just gives them a bit more space between colas and a little more to pass the leaf etc through.

That stuff you have 123abc sounds like it is high quality, and smooth? My only complaint with the screen from Bunnings is the sharp plastic edges which can grab the leaf etc very easily when threading it in and out of the squares whilst training and rip them if not careful. Other than that it's ok for the money