I thought you had till midnight on the 15th...I should probably actually read those rules sometime...
Where's that "oops" emoji when you need it!
Looks like you found it just fine!
Hey shed, thanks. I usually just put it in the dishwasher. I haven’t in a while though. Thanks for the suggestion. She still works perfectly for now.
Sometimes they are really hard to turn from all the resin, so a bath in 91% iso makes them good as new.
Hi everyone! Ready for Sheds words of the wise today!?
So much pressure!
Beautiful fall colors! Kinda reminds me of your Red Dragon.
Thanks BL! It's like this one is the RD on steroids.
Sour G may be existing for another week by the looks of it.
What a delightful sight! I keep saying Chiquita Banana in different voices. She's beautiful.
I keep singing the
commercial.
Ace hardware, $25 on sale. I’ve had it for awhile now and it works great.
Thanks Fudo! I'd need something smaller but that would be the shape.
Had two of those- the thermostat on one almost caused a fire.
The chicken coop heaters makes perfect sense for my situation, as I'll be building a grow room (or two), so for the tent I'm just looking at a temporary solution. And we are hoping to setup a chicken coop next year- after we change our zoning to allow it...somehow I think that's going to be a battle on its own, and an expensive one.
Oof! Do those coop heaters heat the space or just the chickens standing in it line of sight? I thought radiant heaters only heat objects in front of them, so if there's a chicken between you and the panel, it's the one getting warm and not you. I need the air in the shed warmed rather than one side of the pots.
omg Shed I feel quite faint after that hahaha
Is that a teensy spider on the Sour G?
Tripping through the trichomes...
Take deep breaths!
I think that's a tiny bit of plant matter in the shape of a starfish or something, hanging on a spiderweb.
CB 80-90% cloudy ,SG quite a bit clear & Candida has so much color hard to look at the trichs , photo of the month . Sure was hard to ignore all that amber though.
Thanks WH! I'm with you but also with Carcass ↓ on when to harvest them, though the thought of taking them both down the same weekend gives me flashbacks to 2019
when I harvested 9 big plants between August and September.
I'd let them go another week... if you don't want to have to trim 3 in a row next week, you could get the jump on things by harvesting the CB a few days earlier than the others..although, I doubt that a Tuesday or Wednesday harvest will fit into your work schedule...
I'd rather not take them down consecutively and I
definitely don't have time to take one down during the week. Though I do kinda like the idea of letting the CB have another week.
I'm very conflicted. I really don't have much to do on weekends anymore, so I really
could take them down on a Saturday and Sunday. And the Candida will take about an extra 10 minutes so I'm not including that in the calculation.
Maybe I will wait a week...
CB - I’d hit it
SG - another week
Candida - meh - no THC, but it looks pretty ready
And now a word from our friend in Portugal...thanks Felipe!
I just had a thought about the Sour G: what if there's not enough life left in it to ripen further, and this is the best it can do? Like they feel like they've already been chopped?
Why are you ignoring the amber trichomes? Is it because you're just looking to make sure there are no clear trichomes?
I feel like you know the answer to that question based on
your post and my reply here!
But for those of you who don't like clicking away from my journal, here is the thought process:
Some of us outside growers are finding that amber may not be the best gauge of when to harvest outside.
@Amy Gardner always told me that outside amber isn't like tent amber because of the impact of the sun on trichomes, and BeezLuiz discovered that harvesting based on the standard tent-based reading of amber left him with very low THC numbers and zero CBN.
Here are his tests results.
So we are harvesting later than we have in the past to see how that goes. I've taken to letting the plant tell me when it's done, including when the smell changes and it starts drinking much more slowly, in
addition to the number of cloudy/clear trichomes, rather than waiting for a certain percentage of amber.