Really nice and frosty! The alaskan frost on those nugs...
GreenThunder Grow Journal #1 - Four Strains In Coco - 1000W - Sprouted 8/15/17
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- begginer grow coco have indoor light
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A little better pic, maybe, of the mix matched pair
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My girl JJ gave a gift... SEEDS!!! I'll gladly grow another of this tasty unknown strain again ✌
We came home from vacation pretty broke so have been tasting her before fully cured... smells like hay but tastes wonderful!
We came home from vacation pretty broke so have been tasting her before fully cured... smells like hay but tastes wonderful!
Congrats on the seeds and the buds look great!
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I can't even explain how pleased I am! I had low expectations and am beyond thrilled with my results. A few close friends and family will receive jars of our 2 strains. They still need curing.... let's see who waits that long .
Thanks Santa!
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So far, 3 of the 4 we gave buds to have NOT waited for the curing process . All have given very favorable reviews .
People nave no patience any more! If they liked it green they'd have loved it cured.
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About to take down Abby, Bubba Kush auto fem... her buds aren't as big or as numerous but they contain the most trichomes and are simply beautiful
AKgramma
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AWESOME!!!!! 
Congrats GT!! Beautiful purple flowers
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Abby, Bubba Kush, auto fem, Green/wet weight: 519.8 grams (18.5 oz) trimmed and destemmed (is that a word?) The biggest cola was 23.7g
(Can you see the eyes of our official observer in the background?!) .
(Can you see the eyes of our official observer in the background?!) .
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I realized I hadn't shared the results of our sour diesel harvest....A little better pic, maybe, of the mix matched pair
Dianna, sour diesel bag seed, was partially harvested 10 days ago. Partial because the bottom third was sooooo many light airy buds; she went back into the tent with hopes she’d bulk up a bit.
Green/wet weight: 46.5 oz (including samples previously taken) Seriously did not expect nearly that much!! We didn’t/won't get a dry weight because some was given out (with curing instructions) but I’m estimating 14 oz.
My mom was here for the harvest and left with nearly 4oz as payment for taking care of the plants while we were on vaca. She also got some of JJ, the unknown strain, and will get some from the clones and little lemon kush as the deal was part of every plant that survived - and they all did! .
Hubby’s mom and aunt got samples as well as my sis. None of them waited for the cure before sampling the goods!! OK honestly we didn’t wait either, though we do have plenty curing It is super TASTY and STONY!!
I can't express how thankful I am for the info and knowledge that has been shared with me here. I would be struggling with wimpy plants if I hadn't stumbled across this group and learned about things like pH and ppm and so much more!! ....
What an amazing harvest GT! Love the dresser drying rack too 
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Have a wonderful new year!
.Have a wonderful new year!
Weezze
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Great harvest!! wow!!
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After harvesting more than half the sour diesel we put her back in the tent hoping the remaining buds will bulk a bit. Does this happen (airy buds bulking after a partial harvest)?
Her leaves are curling up, like a taco... could this be a sign of being root bound or is it a deficiency? Or stress from the harvest?
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Her leaves are curling up, like a taco... could this be a sign of being root bound or is it a deficiency? Or stress from the harvest?
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AKgramma
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Airy buds come with the strain, heavy Sativas in my experience. When you harvest them, you can finger press them in the corner of a baggy, then set them out to dry. This makes a nice nug to pop in a bong. Unpressed they can be rolled in a joint.
But larfy buds still make good edibles, whether you make cannabudder, tinctures, or grind them as an herb to add to your cooking or tea.
It's all good, no matter what you get. Don't let their looks fool you!
My plant's leaves taco as they get late in flower. I just see it as a prelude to the natural die-off of the fans (sounds like a ballet!).
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There's definitely plenty of good there but we had become a bit weary and hubby suggested putting her back in. It was as much to be done trimming as to add bulk. We've got 2 clones that are about ready to come out of the closet so it may be time to take her down. I have been thinking about trying to make capsules with coconut oil.
Chop based on trichomes, not bulkiness or fluffiness. Better to have fluffy correct ripeness than denser over ripeness!