Cool! You had me worried at mid 50's..The Watermelon Kush and the White Widow jars have now stabilized around 58-62% RH.
Glad they crept back up..
And congrats on the partial harvest.!
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Cool! You had me worried at mid 50's..The Watermelon Kush and the White Widow jars have now stabilized around 58-62% RH.
Thanks Carcass!Cool! You had me worried at mid 50's..
Glad they crept back up..
And congrats on the partial harvest.!
Thanks Shed!That's quite the partial harvest Grateful! You still have a full plant left on that plant.
Not bad for half a plant.Gorilla OG was in the harvest window, and I had time today so . . . choppity chop. Well, about half the plant.
Here is what I hung to dry after wash:
Here is what she looked like AFTER I trimmed about 4 oz of colas off her.
Still lots of decent colas / nuggets on there that will get chopped in a few days.
I washed then hung to drip dry, then put about 100 grams into a paper bag in the fridge. The rest is hanging in my Drying Box™. Gonna give it another shot. Gotta pay closer attention to humidity. Also going to chop plants at least every 4 days so that should help keep humidity UP. The weather looks much better for the next ten days - under 90˚F.
The Watermelon Kush and the White Widow jars have now stabilized around 58-62% RH. I'll take that considering they were crispy as Cheerios yesterday. I added a nickel-sized fresh bud to any jars that were low. I have 8 jars plus another 2 oz in the fridge, plus my friend has about an oz or so drying in her fridge. Another oz or so of larfy stuff for edibles.
Rock on.
Thanks Keith!Not bad for half a plant.
I can feel the suspense too. Growing's such a rollercoaster ride, isn't it? Your grows in The Bee Hive always inspire me. Fingers crossed for GratefulBud.Omg you’re in the danger zone!
So close but yet so far!
Totally with you, Carcass. Seeing RH stabilize gives such relief. And hey, love the journey you're sharing in your $150.00 Lo Budget grow. Keep it green!Cool! You had me worried at mid 50's..
Glad they crept back up..
And congrats on the partial harvest.!
GratefulBud, props to you for the commitment! I've been toying with the idea of a DIY drying solution too. Seeing your journey's giving me some real inspiration.Thanks Carcass!
I was worried too. Hope they cure ok.
This drying box with a portable air conditioner inside requires constant tweaking to keep temps / RH in range. Not easy for a lazy person like me.
Thanks TT!I can feel the suspense too. Growing's such a rollercoaster ride, isn't it? Your grows in The Bee Hive always inspire me. Fingers crossed for GratefulBud.
Totally with you, Carcass. Seeing RH stabilize gives such relief. And hey, love the journey you're sharing in your $150.00 Lo Budget grow. Keep it green!
GratefulBud, props to you for the commitment! I've been toying with the idea of a DIY drying solution too. Seeing your journey's giving me some real inspiration.
LOL!Yeah you told us it was dead so your credibility is shot! Turns out it's the harvest that never ends.
Congratulations Sir on successfully growing marijuana. Your an inspiration to us all.Gorilla total = 10 oz of decent buds plus another 2 oz of larfy bud for edibles. Not bad for a plant that looked dead a month ago. Gorilla stopped drinking from the res 8/24 and has been top watered ever since.
The other SIP - SFV OG - has a TON of bushy colas. I think the cold then the heat confused her. Should be ready in a few days. Mimosa and Critical Kush also look like they are getting close. I'll get some pics tomorrow.
Hi Azi!It will be interesting to see what the roots look like on the Gorilla. New roots are supposed to stop growing after stretch, so maybe they got compromised and were never able to recover?
Thanks PlainOldGuy!Congratulations Sir on successfully growing marijuana. Your an inspiration to us all.