If you loose 80% of the weight to drying you'll be right around 3/4lbs! Not too shabby!
InTheShed Grows Inside & Out: Jump In Any Time
I'll have what you're having! Man she's fine! I'm very jealous of your awesome outdoor living lifestyle in your hood! Looks great!It was harvest Sunday, not to mention everything else I had to get done, so I did NOT get a nap. I didn't even finish trimming until this morning.
So let's get on with the update! Here are the details:
Bedroom Cookies is a cross made by member Bedroom Farmer (now Rich Farmer). It's lineage (courtesy of @Pennywise) is:
GSC Xtrm (a cross between Girl Scout Cookies x White Widow from Amsterdam Marijuana Seeds) crossed with Afghan #1.
It was a clone cut on Dec. 10th 2018, gifted to me by @Archiweedies in a solo cup, and flipped June 9th 2019 (181 days veg), and harvested on flip day 56. Its final home was a 10 gallon cloth pot and at harvest it stood 41" off the soil. Let's take a look...
Just before harvest...I had taken all of the big fans of on Saturday:
I grew this straight up, and I find the trunks of my bent and topped plants end up thicker. Still, pipe-worthy one of these days!
Save the bones for Henry Jones:
The @Amy Gardner tribute:
Washed, rinsed, and drip drying:
Solid Jackson!
Here is most of the budrot. I found more while I trimmed (another reason to wet trim...if you dry trim, the mold spreads while you wait). I'm saving this for my trichome-iso-melting experiment, so it's just air drying:
It took two boxes to hang it all up to dry. I've got a fan on each box today to get the bulk of the moisture out, but starting tonight I'll just have one oscillating between the two. And the buds on the bottom are ones that I took the bud rot off and tossed them in front of the holes to dry the fastest:
It has no meaning, but the weight of the harvest was 1,696 grams. 209 grams dry weight it my biggest harvest so far so we'll see. Of course, that plant didn't veg for 181 days!
That was my Sunday! I hope yours went well.
Congrats Shed. Glad to hear it's you biggest harvest to date. Sorry about the nap.
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Thanks Van! You came by on a good day
.Thank you Chris. Not sure what to do with the huge clone now since I'm not going to keep this strain going because of the bud rot.
Yeah, I guess that's fair, though I'm pretty shattered this morning from missing that nap
. Thanks carcass!
Thanks Penny! Remind me to flip sooner next time.
We'll see. That weight has all the branches so who can tell!
Thanks otter! You can envy the sun, but don't envy the schlepping
.Me too, thanks MrS! Not sure if it's the biggest harvest to date yet, but after living for 237 days, that would be a good reward!
No nap 
At least the biggest harvest should be worth it! Nice job Shed and there’s only more to come!! Keep it up!
At least the biggest harvest should be worth it! Nice job Shed and there’s only more to come!! Keep it up!
OK, I thought you were insinuating that this wet weight was more than the wet weight that gave you the 209 dry. Well let's hope it is then
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Well we can take a look at that for more possibly meaningless comparisons, because we have time before 62%!OK, I thought you were insinuating that this wet weight was more than the wet weight that gave you the 209 dry. Well let's hope it is then
This was tall Candida, which came in at 197 grams, or 17% of the harvest weight.
This was short Candida, which came in at 209 grams, also 17% of the harvest weight.
So, 17% of the harvest weight for BC 2.2 would be 294 grams. We'll see!
I quote Smoky Bear, "Only You..."
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Did someone mention forest fires?
Splendidly productive Sunday, Shed! 
Congrats on the harvest, and I'm guessing 9 or 10 ounces in spite of loosing maybe an ounce to the bud rot.
That trunk looks great and will certainly make for a good rainy day project.
Congrats on the harvest, and I'm guessing 9 or 10 ounces in spite of loosing maybe an ounce to the bud rot.
andIhalped
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Nice haul! Kudos & congrats!
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Thank you BL! If I had a work area I'd have made 3 pipes by now. I've been boxed out of places I can drill, sand, and saw. Kinda like painting yourself into a corner only with backyard upgrades.
Thanks Shake 'n Bake! I've got another big one coming down next weekend and probably another the week after that. Always nice to have you stop by.
Highya ITS,
Nice grow and harvest. A lot of work carrying them in and out everyday. At least, one that won't need carrying anymore. Sounds like you'll get a great harvest weight! That budrot amount is nothing, basically. I always have more than that. But, we haven't been in budrot weather yet, so maybe it's a good thing you flowered early!! Nice job, man! Cheers
Nice grow and harvest. A lot of work carrying them in and out everyday. At least, one that won't need carrying anymore. Sounds like you'll get a great harvest weight! That budrot amount is nothing, basically. I always have more than that. But, we haven't been in budrot weather yet, so maybe it's a good thing you flowered early!! Nice job, man! Cheers
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Thanks Bode! My big Blue Treacle auto harvested in January rotted as well but I also managed a good harvest off that one. I'm not going to regrow this one since it seems prone, particularly since I got rot on branch-end buds in the sun.
One less plant to carry is a good thing! I've replaced the BC in the shed with one of the Candidas so there's only one in the tent. Neither fit through the shed door though, and I'm very worried about what to do with the It's It Punch after Sept 21st. It won't fit anywhere.
BigD13
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That's a great looking harvest. Nicely done!
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Thank you BigD! More to come in the following weekends .
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Derbybud
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Nice haul on the harvest Shed. Some big ass buds there.
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Thanks Derby! If you like those, wait until you see the Berry Bomb.
BigD13
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Thank you BigD! More to come in the following weekends
I'm looking forward to seeing them.
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