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How am I doing?
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Nunyabiz
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Most all those look damaged.
Heads ripped off, that amber don't count.
Heads ripped off, that amber don't count.
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Slammy Pajama
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I had to cut a piece of bud off to get these images. Must have been rougher than I thought.
A better picture,
If you can get a slightly less zoomed pic, it might help you get a better idea of the ratio of amber:cloudy.
I like my plants (especially sativa like this chocolope) a little zippier and less amber, and I'd say I probly left this one a little longer than I would've liked. But still nice!
If you like it a little more sedated, look for a nice spread of amber without too much turning on you. You can even harvest parts of the plant over a few weeks to try it at different stages. Just be mindful of how much stress she's getting!
Skunksta
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looking good 
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I see said the blind man, wasn't even close.
Trichomes are now mostly cloudy, all I need now is some amber.
Buds are getting quite a bit fatter and sticky. Just noticed this last night as I was cutting another piece of bud to check Trics, clippers where covered in resin, woot! Forgot to get a picture, I'll throw one up tonight.
Pretty amazing plant cannabis is, after all of my mistakes she is going to produce for me.
Interesting that the buds on the perimeter of canopy are the most developed, I would have thought that the opposite would have been true.
Looking into fridge drying, I dont think I can control my environment enough to dry with traditional methods. After that into my new grove bags for the cure.
Trichomes are now mostly cloudy, all I need now is some amber.
Buds are getting quite a bit fatter and sticky. Just noticed this last night as I was cutting another piece of bud to check Trics, clippers where covered in resin, woot! Forgot to get a picture, I'll throw one up tonight.
Pretty amazing plant cannabis is, after all of my mistakes she is going to produce for me.
Interesting that the buds on the perimeter of canopy are the most developed, I would have thought that the opposite would have been true.
Looking into fridge drying, I dont think I can control my environment enough to dry with traditional methods. After that into my new grove bags for the cure.
Slammy Pajama
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I see said the blind man, wasn't even close.
Trichomes are now mostly cloudy, all I need now is some amber.
Buds are getting quite a bit fatter and sticky. Just noticed this last night as I was cutting another piece of bud to check Trics, clippers where covered in resin, woot! Forgot to get a picture, I'll throw one up tonight.
Pretty amazing plant cannabis is, after all of my mistakes she is going to produce for me.
Interesting that the buds on the perimeter of canopy are the most developed, I would have thought that the opposite would have been true.
Looking into fridge drying, I dont think I can control my environment enough to dry with traditional methods. After that into my new grove bags for the cure.
She's looking beautiful!! Might just be that the edges are a little taller, so they're getting more intensity closer to your light?
I fridge dried some of my first plants, and that was the TASTIEST stuff I've ever tried! Definitely would give it a go if you've got the fridge space to do it! (And the patience to wait haha)
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Sueet
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Idk, some of those still look kind of clear to me. Are these pics of leaves or calyxes? Doneness doesn't actually matter much if you are already happy with the high. It would presumably only get better with the cure.
Slammy Pajama
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Yea I'd still keep letting her grow! Looking really good but some of those clearer ones will come cloudy before things start going super amber!
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Harvested and dried this plant produced 90g of bud.
I dried using the fridge method, my fridge is turbo charged. Only 5 days to 62Rh, I had temp to low.
Bud is in its second day of the cure in grove bags. I have not tried bud yet, trying to wait for the cure to finish. Hope it was all worth it.
I dried using the fridge method, my fridge is turbo charged. Only 5 days to 62Rh, I had temp to low.
Bud is in its second day of the cure in grove bags. I have not tried bud yet, trying to wait for the cure to finish. Hope it was all worth it.
Sueet
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Beautiful, congrats! 
Slammy Pajama
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Harvested and dried this plant produced 90g of bud.
I dried using the fridge method, my fridge is turbo charged. Only 5 days to 62Rh, I had temp to low.
Bud is in its second day of the cure in grove bags. I have not tried bud yet, trying to wait for the cure to finish. Hope it was all worth it.
Those look great!! I've really enjoyed the results from fridge drying. Best option if you have the fridge space and the patience!
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