It's been weeks since last post. I've been so busy with all the good weather playing golf or working in the yard, and the girls have kept me plenty busy, trimming and jarring.
I want to thank everyone for the interest and the help over this grow. I will only have one more post to close journal with stats on the girls. If you have any specific questions about the grow, please ask.
June is the last one harvested and still hanging. I'll be putting her into jars in next few days.
Norma was a huge yield. Even June surprised me with a large yield.
Edith had a rough start but ended up the healthiest - but she looks like the smallest yield.
The grow was a lot of fun and hard work with all the different watering/nutrient requirements.
Betty (ugly Betty) is the only GG that has been cured and, after giving away and smoking a bunch, most is gone. She (Betty) is a wonderful, smooth, earthy flavor. I'm very proud to offer her to friends. I hope the others will be as good after cure.
I'm going to dump some pics and come back for final weights and words about each of them. I will complete journal in a week or so after June has finished drying.
The whole grow was a total learning experience and I don't think pot-size had anything to do with the yield I got!
I don't think I will ever use 3 gallon pots again, mainly because of the watering aspect.
My next grow will be in 5 gallon pots, using 40% Coco, 40% FFOF and 20% worm castings with some perlite.
I have some seedlings lined up (all photoperiods):
I won't be doing a journal, but I'm sure I will be posting somewhere on 420.
If anyone wants to see whats up on my past and current grow, my wife has made me the coolest web site to put my journals @ Growdaddy.TV.
That's my girl Norma behind me
Final trim for Edith and putting into jars for cure.
Final trim for Norma before jarring her for a good cure.
Norma in a 3 gallon fabric pot just before harvest
June just before she got harvested