Dat's a lot of amber for an anxiety plant! Numbered days indeed. 
ViparSpectra KS5000 Helps GDB Seek Anxiety!
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Thanks BudMan. She looks "different!"Way to get rid of all of those pesky fan leavesShe looks fantastic!
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Prolly so Carcass! A one or a two.So, is that number a "1"?
J/k GDB! she's definitely ready when you are!
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Dat is a lot of amber. Damn sneaky plants!Dat's a lot of amber for an anxiety plant! Numbered days indeed.
smokesbetter
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Amber Hell you could stain with that stuff 
figured you have it down by now ?!
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Hello growers.
It's Flip + 95 for the Gush Mints (back left) and the Purple Star Killer (front right); flip + 75 for the Crescendo (right rear); and, flip + 6 for the little Crescendo clone.
The droughted PSK will come down either today or tomorrow.
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The Reeze McFlurry that has been in the fridge drying is now in my burping bowl. It's sitting at 67% or 69% RH, depending on which hygrometer you believe. Those damn things. They were reading exactly the same before they were put into the burping bowl!
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Lastly, in the 2x2 the Gush Mints clone continues to enjoy her solitude under the @ViparSpectra XS1500 Pro. She's on her Flip + 54.
That's all I've got.
Thank you for your time.
PEACE.
It's Flip + 95 for the Gush Mints (back left) and the Purple Star Killer (front right); flip + 75 for the Crescendo (right rear); and, flip + 6 for the little Crescendo clone.
The droughted PSK will come down either today or tomorrow.
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The Reeze McFlurry that has been in the fridge drying is now in my burping bowl. It's sitting at 67% or 69% RH, depending on which hygrometer you believe. Those damn things. They were reading exactly the same before they were put into the burping bowl!
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Lastly, in the 2x2 the Gush Mints clone continues to enjoy her solitude under the @ViparSpectra XS1500 Pro. She's on her Flip + 54.
That's all I've got.
Thank you for your time.
PEACE.
Looking great as it all heads toward the last chop, but really, do keep an eye on the "little" Crescendo clone.
The sensor is on the back so maybe they're leaning on buds of different moisture content.
Beautiful plant, GDB! and she's got those huge buds, just like mama...
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Hello again on this day growers!
The Purple Star Killer is down on her Flip + 95.
There's not much of her but what is there is smelly and very sticky.
I forgot to take an obit pic but here she is after an initial trim:
A silhouette pic:
Her array pic and her skel:
I was relieved not to find any rot or mold near the bottom off this plant!!
She was paper-bagged and put into the fridge to dry. That's to my advantage! I just took out two bags of drying plant matter (the Reeze McFlurry) out of the fridge this morning after the Mrs. left the house, and the PSK is only taking up one bag. This evening Mrs. GDB will see the one bag and think I'm getting my "crap" out of there when I'm actually putting new "crap" in!
How's that for "planning?"
Thanks for your time.
PEACE.
The Purple Star Killer is down on her Flip + 95.
There's not much of her but what is there is smelly and very sticky.
I forgot to take an obit pic but here she is after an initial trim:
A silhouette pic:
Her array pic and her skel:
I was relieved not to find any rot or mold near the bottom off this plant!!
She was paper-bagged and put into the fridge to dry. That's to my advantage! I just took out two bags of drying plant matter (the Reeze McFlurry) out of the fridge this morning after the Mrs. left the house, and the PSK is only taking up one bag. This evening Mrs. GDB will see the one bag and think I'm getting my "crap" out of there when I'm actually putting new "crap" in!
How's that for "planning?"
Thanks for your time.
PEACE.
Good Job on another fine harvest GDB, and yep that's a clever one for the missus to conclude you're reducing your stuff from the fridge, another good job!
Congrats on the harvest, GDB!Hello again on this day growers!
The Purple Star Killer is down on her Flip + 95.
There's not much of her but what is there is smelly and very sticky.
I forgot to take an obit pic but here she is after an initial trim:
A silhouette pic:
Her array pic and her skel:
I was relieved not to find any rot or mold near the bottom off this plant!!
She was paper-bagged and put into the fridge to dry. That's to my advantage! I just took out two bags of drying plant matter (the Reeze McFlurry) out of the fridge this morning after the Mrs. left the house, and the PSK is only taking up one bag. This evening Mrs. GDB will see the one bag and think I'm getting my "crap" out of there when I'm actually putting new "crap" in!
How's that for "planning?"
Thanks for your time.
PEACE.
As long as the crap keeps flowing, that's the important part..
Congrats on a real nice harvest, GDB
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Congratulations on something exciting happening in the tent. 
Those trics are incredible!
Those trics are incredible!
Congrats on the harvest!
Wow. You got some HUGE colas. Everywhere! Awesome work. I have a couple questions…
All you do to dry is brown bag the buds on the stem and toss them in the fridge? That’s it? How long does that take? Why in the fridge? Help me out here?
Also - all that amber. I know you like your indicas and likely your amber, but is that how much you usually allow? Or is that a lot for you? And do you have a sense for how the amber develops/increases during or as a result of droughting? Does it make the amber come quicker? When you drought do you often end up with that much (a ton in my world) amber?
Sorry for the peppering of questions, but I figured you can handle it - you know I’m an ass like that. Lol! Thanks for your help/input!
All you do to dry is brown bag the buds on the stem and toss them in the fridge? That’s it? How long does that take? Why in the fridge? Help me out here?
Also - all that amber. I know you like your indicas and likely your amber, but is that how much you usually allow? Or is that a lot for you? And do you have a sense for how the amber develops/increases during or as a result of droughting? Does it make the amber come quicker? When you drought do you often end up with that much (a ton in my world) amber?
Sorry for the peppering of questions, but I figured you can handle it - you know I’m an ass like that. Lol! Thanks for your help/input!
smokesbetter
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Hey no rot , that's always good news looks like you could throw a big paper around one those colas and fire it up . Congrads on the harvests GDB ! 
Proper chunky buds mate. 
Lovely. Congrats on another great harvest.
Lovely. Congrats on another great harvest.