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Flying by the seat of my pants here. I went with the outdoor ones. I cut 4. We will see what happens!!
Sheck14
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07/14/2023
Seedlings are coming up. One is clearly stronger than the rest. Crossing my fingers all goes well.
If they survive, the strong one may be a cloner… I actually had to dig through and find the 4 smaller ones, I may of put the seeds too deep. Hopefully crisis averted.
Seedlings are coming up. One is clearly stronger than the rest. Crossing my fingers all goes well.
If they survive, the strong one may be a cloner… I actually had to dig through and find the 4 smaller ones, I may of put the seeds too deep. Hopefully crisis averted.
Sheck14
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07/15/2023
Seedlings are doing ok for now. They’re not stretching too much yet. Fingers crossed.
My one plant I was having issues with I believe is ready to harvest. I’ve been checking trichomes daily, and today there is definitely a noticeable amount of amber mixed in with the milky. The other 3 plants are definitely not ready yet. I just checked on them on my lunch break. I’ll be off around 6:00 PM central time, I’ll post some pictures and hopefully get some thoughts from everyone. But I think she’s ready!!
Seedlings are doing ok for now. They’re not stretching too much yet. Fingers crossed.
My one plant I was having issues with I believe is ready to harvest. I’ve been checking trichomes daily, and today there is definitely a noticeable amount of amber mixed in with the milky. The other 3 plants are definitely not ready yet. I just checked on them on my lunch break. I’ll be off around 6:00 PM central time, I’ll post some pictures and hopefully get some thoughts from everyone. But I think she’s ready!!
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Sheck14
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For the seedlings I ended up with a mix. Very small amount of roots organics lush. And a 60/40 of worm castings from my work and some peat. I wanted perlite, but my local hardware store is out. But I had them order a bunch for me for my next run.
Sheck14
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In my introduction to this forum @dogster said when I think they’re done wait 10 more days. I’m going to take his advice and give it more time.
I’m slowly getting some amber trichomes and the pistils still look elongated and not quite ready. Correct me if I’m wrong.
And btw I counted my days incorrectly. I started 12/12 on 05/20/2023
So I’m roughly 57 days. 8 weeks. I’ve still got some time…
I’m slowly getting some amber trichomes and the pistils still look elongated and not quite ready. Correct me if I’m wrong.
And btw I counted my days incorrectly. I started 12/12 on 05/20/2023
So I’m roughly 57 days. 8 weeks. I’ve still got some time…
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8 weeks is very quick. Make sure you are looking on the buds and not the leaves for that amber. Im guessing 2 more weeks but that’s the standard answer around here when you ask. 
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Yes I’m assuming these are 10-12 weeks plants. I’m getting ahead of myself. Still learning!!
My other one is doing extremely well. But it’s way behind in maturity it looks
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there was a plant called Pukeberry and it was a 42 day finish…I think Lady Tokahontis had it
quickest one I ever heard of
That was hellboys blueberry cut if I remember correctly.
Sheck14
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Question for @gmo.
Preparing for harvest, looking ahead, what size binder clips do you use to hang/dry? I noticed you used clothes hangers and binder clips. Is there an advantage to using plastic hangers over metal? Or any other general tips for drying? I.e. how much or how little to trim pre drying. Thanks in advance for any responses and tips. I know everyone is busy…
Preparing for harvest, looking ahead, what size binder clips do you use to hang/dry? I noticed you used clothes hangers and binder clips. Is there an advantage to using plastic hangers over metal? Or any other general tips for drying? I.e. how much or how little to trim pre drying. Thanks in advance for any responses and tips. I know everyone is busy…
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dam , haven’t heard that nic forever
RIP HellBoy
were you a member at the Cabana?
how about 77 Raccoon Ridge?
Sheck14
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I was briefly when they first opened the site but I didn't like the vibes.........turned out to be correct on that I believe.
I miss hb he was ****** hilarious and constantly stirring up sheit.
Vaya con Dios hellboy.
I don't know 77.
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A mix of both, I suppose. Don't think it makes any difference at all. I use plastic because it's what we have at home and they're cheap.
Tips for drying....low n slow. Shoot for 60f/60% RH and try to stretch the time out as long as possible. I always shoot for 2 weeks, but am usually jarred (grove bags these days) up in 10. If you find things drying too quickly, a paper grocery sack with the bucked off buds will help even out the moisture remaining in the buds.
