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AfricanGrower
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6/1/14
So it has been 68 days of flower for the bagseed, and it is finally time for harvest. As per the Capn's suggestion and Sl1ng being the role model, I will make a timeline of photos from seed to harvest. I will go over some the details towards the end of the slideshow.
Harvest
So my wet bud weight came up to 22.9grams. My wet trim weight came up to 17.3 grams. These numbers are reminiscent of my first grows as a beginner...no longer will I be harvesting less than 5 oz at a time
Bud Washing
I'll throw up some pics of my attempt at the process. If you want to see a more detailed report on what I did and the results, I will be posting them on Hiker's Bud Washing thread
And to those who want to try a quick dry technique I have recently stumbled upon for those tiny samples you are aching to try, I think the 'water vapor' method must be the most efficient and 'quickest' method by far.
So it has been 68 days of flower for the bagseed, and it is finally time for harvest. As per the Capn's suggestion and Sl1ng being the role model, I will make a timeline of photos from seed to harvest. I will go over some the details towards the end of the slideshow.
Harvest
So my wet bud weight came up to 22.9grams. My wet trim weight came up to 17.3 grams. These numbers are reminiscent of my first grows as a beginner...no longer will I be harvesting less than 5 oz at a time
Bud Washing
I'll throw up some pics of my attempt at the process. If you want to see a more detailed report on what I did and the results, I will be posting them on Hiker's Bud Washing thread
And to those who want to try a quick dry technique I have recently stumbled upon for those tiny samples you are aching to try, I think the 'water vapor' method must be the most efficient and 'quickest' method by far.