Thirvnrob
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I thought she had a big butt. My bad…
InTheShed Grows Inside & Out: Jump In Any Time
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I would imagine that as long as there's some airflow it keeps the res from stinking up the place. Lots of ways to build a working SIP, and a few non-working ones as well.
I'm going to try to remember that for next spring. I don't think I'll be doing winter grows outside any more and there's no time for a fall grow this year. I'll probably just make more Candida seeds in the tent between now and spring.
dynamo!So much frost on those flowers! You've got these Sour G doing a heck of a lot better than any of the ones that I grew.
Turns out the back is just an orange bucket.
marcus611a
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did ya smoke that larf?
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The stuff off Grandpa's Moonshine? Not yet. It's ground up and sitting on the kitchen windowsill. I'll let you know what I hear besides coughing.
marcus611a
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yep and thanxThe stuff off Grandpa's Moonshine? Not yet. It's ground up and sitting on the kitchen windowsill. I'll let you know what I hear besides coughing.
smokesbetter
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She looks ready shed , that back side is not as pretty for sure LOL I am watering a little of both top and sip tube but manly tube , I wish it would get on with it !! I didnt have to look at the others i grew every time i walk in the room ,, I hope it doubles too . Thanks 
Heavenly Hybrid
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Are we having KC final yield guesses?
I’m guessing 1 lb.
I’m guessing 1 lb.
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Late Saturday/early Sunday harvest update of the 5 Killer Cookies from @ChefDGreen on flip day 64!
5KC is a cross of Cookies n Chem and KA5H (aka Killer A5 Haze), and it sprouted on May 2nd, vegged for 60 days and flowered for 64, for a total grow of 124 days. It was bottom-watered from day 1 in a SWICK of soil over a perlite reservoir, and it got pretty big for a grow this short.
It was raining this morning (such weird summer weather!) so I put up the umbrella and got to pulling off the fans. Here's what came off:
While I was pulling off the fans I found one small bud with rot on it hidden in the middle:
Off it came:
And in the bin it went. I actually killed about 5 caterpillars during fan removal, so there probably would have been more rot had I waited to take it down.
Then I dragged the plant into the steady drizzle and untied it, so here it was naked and fully flopped:
I filled up a 5 gallon bucket with tap water for the wash, sat under the umbrella, took off the shorter flowers, rinsed them, and laid them on the patio coffee table:
Then it was time to take the main tops, and since I had nowhere to put them to dry, I hung them back on the branches!
The bones:
By the time I was done the rain had stopped, so I dumped the buggy first bucket and filled it up again for a second rinse, and from there the flowers went into the garage to drip dry. I called my trimming crew and had a good group consisting of my wife, daughter, and my son's best friend since pre-school (he's living in our garage for the summer while he interns nearby). The four of us knocked out the entire plant in about 3 hours!
Here is what came off during trimming:
And here is the whole plant:
Just the main tops:
And a cool shot from below:
Finally, Grandpa's Moonshine got moved out of the cramped tent and in the shed for the rest of its nights:
The rain came back tonight and the RH in my house is 78%, so the tent is open with one fan on top, two fans on the floor, and an oscillating tower fan just outside pointing in. I hope the RH drops soon so I can drive the moisture from the harvest.
I'll do the rootopsy tomorrow and probably get pics of that up on Monday.
That's it from me today, and thanks for following along! One down, one to go for the summer grow.
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5KC is a cross of Cookies n Chem and KA5H (aka Killer A5 Haze), and it sprouted on May 2nd, vegged for 60 days and flowered for 64, for a total grow of 124 days. It was bottom-watered from day 1 in a SWICK of soil over a perlite reservoir, and it got pretty big for a grow this short.
It was raining this morning (such weird summer weather!) so I put up the umbrella and got to pulling off the fans. Here's what came off:
While I was pulling off the fans I found one small bud with rot on it hidden in the middle:
Off it came:
And in the bin it went. I actually killed about 5 caterpillars during fan removal, so there probably would have been more rot had I waited to take it down.
Then I dragged the plant into the steady drizzle and untied it, so here it was naked and fully flopped:
I filled up a 5 gallon bucket with tap water for the wash, sat under the umbrella, took off the shorter flowers, rinsed them, and laid them on the patio coffee table:
Then it was time to take the main tops, and since I had nowhere to put them to dry, I hung them back on the branches!
The bones:
By the time I was done the rain had stopped, so I dumped the buggy first bucket and filled it up again for a second rinse, and from there the flowers went into the garage to drip dry. I called my trimming crew and had a good group consisting of my wife, daughter, and my son's best friend since pre-school (he's living in our garage for the summer while he interns nearby). The four of us knocked out the entire plant in about 3 hours!
Here is what came off during trimming:
And here is the whole plant:
Just the main tops:
And a cool shot from below:
Finally, Grandpa's Moonshine got moved out of the cramped tent and in the shed for the rest of its nights:
The rain came back tonight and the RH in my house is 78%, so the tent is open with one fan on top, two fans on the floor, and an oscillating tower fan just outside pointing in. I hope the RH drops soon so I can drive the moisture from the harvest.
I'll do the rootopsy tomorrow and probably get pics of that up on Monday.
That's it from me today, and thanks for following along! One down, one to go for the summer grow.
Quotes:
Yeah, it was time!
The longer it takes the bigger the harvest!
I never guess since it turns out I'm terrible at it, and I stopped weighing my wet harvests years ago because it seemed like more trouble than it was worth, but 1lb would definitely be my biggest. So far my biggest was the 15.3oz Jack Herer clone, but my biggest harvest from seed is 11.8oz Chocolope from @Weed Seeds Express, and that was also a big harvest from a short grow.
Brilliant! What a haul! Everything about this plant is award worthy. You must be pleased!Late Saturday/early Sunday harvest update of the 5 Killer Cookies from @ChefDGreen on flip day 64!
5KC is a cross of Cookies n Chem and KA5H (aka Killer A5 Haze), and it sprouted on May 2nd, vegged for 60 days and flowered for 64, for a total grow of 124 days. It was bottom-watered from day 1 in a SWICK of soil over a perlite reservoir, and it got pretty big for a grow this short.
It was raining this morning (such weird summer weather!) so I put up the umbrella and got to pulling off the fans. Here's what came off:
While I was pulling off the fans I found one small bud with rot on it hidden in the middle:
Off it came:
And in the bin it went. I actually killed about 5 caterpillars during fan removal, so there probably would have been more rot had I waited to take it down.
Then I dragged the plant into the steady drizzle and untied it, so here it was naked and fully flopped:
I filled up a 5 gallon bucket with tap water for the wash, sat under the umbrella, took off the shorter flowers, rinsed them, and laid them on the patio coffee table:
Then it was time to take the main tops, and since I had nowhere to put them to dry, I hung them back on the branches!
The bones:
By the time I was done the rain had stopped, so I dumped the buggy first bucket and filled it up again for a second rinse, and from there the flowers went into the garage to drip dry. I called my trimming crew and had a good group consisting of my wife, daughter, and my son's best friend since pre-school (he's living in our garage for the summer while he interns nearby). The four of us knocked out the entire plant in about 3 hours!
Here is what came off during trimming:
And here is the whole plant:
Just the main tops:
And a cool shot from below:
Finally, Grandpa's Moonshine got move out of the cramped tent and in the shed for the rest of its nights:
The rain came back tonight and the RH in my house is 78%, so the tent is open with one fan on top, two fans on the floor, and an oscillating tower fan just outside pointing in. I hope the RH drops soon so I can drive the moisture from the harvest.
I'll do the rootopsy tomorrow and probably get pics of that up on Monday.
That's it from me today, and thanks for following along! One down, one to go for the summer grow.
Quotes:
Yeah, it was time!
The longer it takes the bigger the harvest!
I never guess since it turns out I'm terrible at it, and I stopped weighing my wet harvests years ago because it seemed like more trouble than it was worth, but 1lb would definitely be my biggest. So far my biggest was the 15.3oz Jack Herer clone, but my biggest harvest from seed is 11.8oz Chocolope from @Weed Seeds Express, and that was also a big harvest from a short grow.
Holding thumbs the rh comes down.... which reminds me, mine is up because it was so cold yesterday that I closed the windows. I must open them again.
Congrats on the harvest, Shed.
There should be enough there to roll a joint or two... Maybe three if you roll some pinners.
There should be enough there to roll a joint or two... Maybe three if you roll some pinners.
Woah beautiful Shed!
- but super cool looking!
How long dry/cure/indulge do you reckon? Your drying is going take a little longer it seems. A 20L or so dehumidifier would kill it in a week but if Rh is generally way lower then just wait I guess?
Family trim time, eh? Music and smokes?
Hope it was fun!
Nick
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- but super cool looking!Dem bones!
How long dry/cure/indulge do you reckon? Your drying is going take a little longer it seems. A 20L or so dehumidifier would kill it in a week but if Rh is generally way lower then just wait I guess?
Family trim time, eh? Music and smokes?
Hope it was fun!
Nick
Brother that's one beautiful plant hanging! What a work! I'm in for over a lb still! What nice colas she and you grew! Worth all the mooning at ya! 
Those look to be some quality buds Shed. Sorry about the little rot. I guess some gets sacrificed to the weed gods.
How are the roots? Also keen to see how they grew..
How are the roots? Also keen to see how they grew..
I’m going with 16.2 zips but you didn’t tell us what shed you put GM in. Was that your regular shed or the Smoo-shed? Inquiring minds like mine want to know. LmaoLate Saturday/early Sunday harvest update of the 5 Killer Cookies from @ChefDGreen on flip day 64!
5KC is a cross of Cookies n Chem and KA5H (aka Killer A5 Haze), and it sprouted on May 2nd, vegged for 60 days and flowered for 64, for a total grow of 124 days. It was bottom-watered from day 1 in a SWICK of soil over a perlite reservoir, and it got pretty big for a grow this short.
It was raining this morning (such weird summer weather!) so I put up the umbrella and got to pulling off the fans. Here's what came off:
While I was pulling off the fans I found one small bud with rot on it hidden in the middle:
Off it came:
And in the bin it went. I actually killed about 5 caterpillars during fan removal, so there probably would have been more rot had I waited to take it down.
Then I dragged the plant into the steady drizzle and untied it, so here it was naked and fully flopped:
I filled up a 5 gallon bucket with tap water for the wash, sat under the umbrella, took off the shorter flowers, rinsed them, and laid them on the patio coffee table:
Then it was time to take the main tops, and since I had nowhere to put them to dry, I hung them back on the branches!
The bones:
By the time I was done the rain had stopped, so I dumped the buggy first bucket and filled it up again for a second rinse, and from there the flowers went into the garage to drip dry. I called my trimming crew and had a good group consisting of my wife, daughter, and my son's best friend since pre-school (he's living in our garage for the summer while he interns nearby). The four of us knocked out the entire plant in about 3 hours!
Here is what came off during trimming:
And here is the whole plant:
Just the main tops:
And a cool shot from below:
Finally, Grandpa's Moonshine got moved out of the cramped tent and in the shed for the rest of its nights:
The rain came back tonight and the RH in my house is 78%, so the tent is open with one fan on top, two fans on the floor, and an oscillating tower fan just outside pointing in. I hope the RH drops soon so I can drive the moisture from the harvest.
I'll do the rootopsy tomorrow and probably get pics of that up on Monday.
That's it from me today, and thanks for following along! One down, one to go for the summer grow.
Quotes:
Yeah, it was time!
The longer it takes the bigger the harvest!
I never guess since it turns out I'm terrible at it, and I stopped weighing my wet harvests years ago because it seemed like more trouble than it was worth, but 1lb would definitely be my biggest. So far my biggest was the 15.3oz Jack Herer clone, but my biggest harvest from seed is 11.8oz Chocolope from @Weed Seeds Express, and that was also a big harvest from a short grow.
Congratulations 
on a great grow n harvest. And a round of applause 
for your Crew for coming together and knocking out the trimming. Wishing you n yours all the best n hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend. CL
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Congratulations on the harvest!
Great harvest Shed.
Nice takedown Shed and an awesome plant. I loved the flopping pic!
smokesbetter
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Just DAMN !! The buds look even bigger now you have them off , Congrads on a big ass harvest !! Glad you had plenty help with the trim 3 hrs. not bad ! I hope the smoke does it for the team at home . 
What a beauty she was!
Congrats to you (and your team) on a sweet harvest
Looks like about 10 jars worth to me!
..(20oz)
Congrats to you (and your team) on a sweet harvest
Looks like about 10 jars worth to me!
..(20oz)