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The sea of green or SOG technique increases yield per square foot by placing many small cannabis plants in close proximity so that their leaves form a "sea" of green. The plants are generally left untrained so that they grow a single large cola as fast as possible. This technique is one of the fastest from seed to harvest, but it requires many individual plants to achieve the desired result.

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  • The sea of green or SOG technique increases yield per square foot by placing many small cannabis plants in close proximity so that their leaves form a "sea" of green. The plants are generally left untrained so that they grow a single large cola as fast as possible. This technique is one of the fastest from seed to harvest, but it requires many individual plants to achieve the desired result.
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  • The sea of green or SOG technique increases yield per square foot by placing many small cannabis plants in close proximity so that their leaves form a "sea" of green. The plants are generally left untrained so that they grow a single large cola as fast as possible. This technique is one of the fastest from seed to harvest, but it requires many individual plants to achieve the desired result.
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