FWIW when I lived in Humboldt County I never tried to maintain the same conditions throughout. It's a necessity to end up with the same final product out here with our climate, I imagine Florida is not too different? Hot and variably humid? The climate even reeks havoc on my guitars/basses/ukuleles and furniture with the humidity shifts.
Of course, you did a good job.
Cheers. 
The whole checking the trichs thing is kinda new to me, I came up judging more by overall look and 'feeling'. I don't know that I've had a plant that ripened uniformly so I guess given the opportunity I would go for 75-80% Milky 10-15% amber, and the rest under developed or somewhere in between. I imagine the trichs undergo ripening post harvest to some extent?
It seems like some life stuff always happens though that dictates my need to harvest enough so that I end up harvesting at whatever point seems good enough in relation to my stress level about the whole thing. However it works out I find that my homegrown usually gets me stoneder than the stuff I encounter elsewhere and that's all that really matters at the end of the day.
I know what outcomes work for me from experience, and do what I can to steer towards those outcomes. Thanks again!Of course, you did a good job.
It's because homegrown is what you spend time and energy and all sorts of input to grow and finally harvest, there are still our feelings there, so homegrown is more exciting to you.
My pleasure, and now I am looking forward to your new Journal.
Thank you, I hear of the hardships there and hope for the best as soon as can be! Our local news still has updates and folks are giving to the cause.
Yeah I was a little confused because everyone says how much they love
it there but then that humidity sounds terrible 
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Long ago. These days I just feel for the time/energy/resources I put into a grow its just WAY more efficient to spend those 100 days or so pulling a pound out of a 4x4.
Well they say we have more climates here than there are on the coast from Mexico all the way to Canada. You can freeze your buns off on top of a 10,000 ft volcano, live in the humidity and battle the bugs in the jungle, hang out in windblown grasslands, idyllic beaches, all within a 2 hour drive. If the weather sucks where you are, its a short drive to where its nice.Yeah I was a little confused because everyone says how much they love
So glad your benched on NOTM for three months & I just got off the bench
Still too wet but getting there.
this works in my favour 
Next month GV - my trollop that got herself up the duff ftw in SeptemberSo glad your benched on NOTM for three months & I just got off the bench
Bruv this made me laugh so hard! FWIW this is my next nug of the month entry:FTFY
Can't wait to see your entry! Going for 4 NOTM... AND NOTY in 2024. WATCH OUTSo glad your benched on NOTM for three months & I just got off the bench
I dunno man. It kinda looks dry but are you sure? I mean maybe next month?Bruv this made me laugh so hard! FWIW this is my next nug of the month entry:
120 days from harvest. SUPER dry. Best nug you've ever seen I swear.
Sounds exciting like a roller coaster ride.
Maybe you can share your experiences with each other. lolSo glad your benched on NOTM for three months & I just got off the bench
Yeah I'll be kind enough to let him know how NOTY feelsSounds exciting like a roller coaster ride.
Maybe you can share your experiences with each other. lol
Yup, you got it. Exactly right. I put my bass back in the case after every practice.
I’ll be tying you at three before that happens.Can't wait to see your entry! Going for 4 NOTM... AND NOTY in 2024. WATCH OUT
