Hiya Beez!
Those bud pics - and the trich pics - are absolutely AMAZING!
I'm drooling here.
Those bud pics - and the trich pics - are absolutely AMAZING!
I'm drooling here.
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True dat! The man is blessed with a Sauga-green* thumb.For an outside grower your indoor grow has got it going on! Stunners.
That thought has indeed occurred to me...I think that you should grow your sativas inside and your indicas outside so you can let them get as ripe as you can.
I need to research how to make bubble hash - it's something that's been on my wish list for a while now.I wonder if bubble hash would have had a higher THC number
Very likely to be true! I think our ratio of dry ice to trim material was way off (not enough dry ice), and we shook for too long. The trim was pretty ground up by the time we were done.it's possible that one of the reasons the THC was low was the amount of plant matter mixed in from the dry ice.
I'm beginning to think that as well. To date, I've lab tested 8 different varieties over the past 3 years. For nearly all of them, the breeders claimed potency of 20% or above. My highest lab result came back with 16.9%It is very interesting looking at actual tested samples compared to breeder estimates. It reminds me of, I think a Canadian study a few years ago that tested 300 or so different samples and found an average THC of about 14%. So I guess we're all pretty much enjoying bud that is more likely to be in the mid teens than the mid 20's.
Yes, I've watched a couple folks grow Super Silver Haze. It seems like a winner. Growing outdoors in your location is certainly more of a challenge than it is for me. I'd love to hear more about your grow - maybe even a couple pics.I'm guessing you know about SSH. Have you grown any? I'm around the 44th parallel.
I agree with you about terpenes being a key contributor to the cannabis effect. I'm beginning to not care so much about the THC levels, and just enjoy the smoke. I'm mostly doing the lab testing now to help me improve my growing/harvesting skills as well as making oils with known potencies. Each year, I try to test 3 or 4 samples so that the cost doesn't break the bank. Also, what I learn from those few tests, helps me determine what to test the next round.I'm planning on testing my plants, too but I want the terpene analysis, too and for both tests, it comes to $120 and since I currently have 16 strains to test, it will be a while before they're all done.
I'll ask them about that.Oh, I forgot to mention this earlier, but I notice that this latest lab test did not include THCV potency. This is probably mostly of concern for @InTheShed and @Virgin Ground who recently grew Dougs Varin, a high THCV variety. The lab I used last year did include THCV, so if that's something that you really want to know about, you need to confirm with your lab whether they can detect it.
Nice looking flowers!Last night I finally harvested my Glueberry OG auto.
Holy cow...very cooperative!went 120 days (breeder estimate was 77 days). It stayed in veg for 46 days
And they look very much the same. Consistency is a good thing if they turn out well.two of which are now growing under my lights.
FTFYwhen time comes to transplant, I'll bury them a lot further down.
Pretty plants! How much do they charge? I'm curious how much I've lost just giving mine away.For the other plants, I decided to buy some clones from a local dispensary
LOL that's some luck!40 of the 42 ended up germinating so I have many, many more tomatoes than I have room to grow.
And they get leggy so fast! It's like- "I'll move 'em closer to the light in the morning", and then they stretch 2 inches overnight....They are quite leggy because I had them too far from the lights,
ThanksFTFY
The plants were $20 each (before state and local taxes)Pretty plants! How much do they charge? I'm curious how much I've lost just giving mine away.
Same thing happened to me. I didn't really have room for them under my Nextlight, so I thought "Tomorrow I'll set up my small grow lamps on another table". By then it was too late.It's like- "I'll move 'em closer to the light in the morning", and then they stretch 2 inches overnight....
I remember she grew one a year or so ago, I'll have to follow her new one. I'm terribly behind on many journals, but am trying to catch up a little at a time. Thanks for the heads up.The rest of the plants look great! @Virgin Ground is growing Sour Diesel, too.
It's my first 100% indoor grow, but last year I grew a couple that were mostly indoor. They got a mixture of indoor and outdoor and did pretty well, but ended up with a pretty bad aphid infestation. Kinda odd, because my 100% outdoor plants never get aphids - just caterpillars.Is that your first indoor harvest?
Well, for me all of my plants that I've tested have come in considerably lower than the breeder estimates. I'm sure a lot of that is on me, but I'm thinking the breeders want to advertise high THC% so if they get one plant to test high, they put that number in their estimate.I wonder how far off the breeder estimates are for THC% (etc.), because we all know how off the blooming schedule estimate usually is.
My goal this season is to keep the plants as small as possible -- 36" or less. I got my GDP to stay that small and I still got more than a pound out of it, and the lab test was decent at 15.45%. My theory is that if I remove the larf and thin out some of the buds, the plant can focus its energy on the remaining colas. We'll see how well my plan unfolds...I’m so excited for the start of your outdoor grow Beez!!!