Sunset sherbert first time grower here needs help

[Mr Wigglesworth]

No problem again just estimates just tag me when around that time and we'll look at em but guaranteed Dream will take longer

Will do

 

[Mr Wigglesworth]

Patience is key now I understand

 

[Afgan King]

Yup just keep up what your doing should have a nice run

 

[Mr Wigglesworth]

Yup just keep up what your doing should have a nice run

Thanks for the good vibes man.

 

[Mr Wigglesworth]

Bay dream

 

[Mr Wigglesworth]

Sunset

 

[Afgan King]

Not bad at all that dream gonna throw down hasn't even hit swell yet she gonna get fat and the sherb looks right where I thought she was

 

[Mr Wigglesworth]

Not bad at all that dream gonna throw down hasn't even hit swell yet she gonna get fat and the sherb looks right where I thought she was

Any advice other than making sure to clean out lowers earlier¿

 

[Mr Wigglesworth]

B.d. a few days ago

 

[Afgan King]

Any advice other than making sure to clean out lowers earlier¿

Nor really as far as outdoor goes I'm a novice so advice on growing outdoors isn't too much in my category. Now wanna talk indoors I'm your guy lol plants looks good tho all in all

 

[Dan Drews]

Plants are looking really good. Plan on taking the best pics you can (nice and steady) this coming weekend and post them. The Sunset pic above is a bit too blurry to see the detail we need, but the others have been pretty good.

Now if you're getting very impatient and feel you have to cut something, please do not harvest the whole trees just yet. If you HAVE to cut something, start with just a few colas. You'll have to decide if you want to cut your most fat, ripest colas OR leave those on the plant and clip several smaller colas. This will give you a chance to try out your drying/curing process and give the rest of your plants a bit more time to finish maturing.

Assuming you'll be trimming your buds by yourself, you'll know in a couple weeks what a time consuming process it can be. So staggering you harvest may make it more manageable for you to dry, trim, clip and jar your buds. Just keep simple notes on each group you harvest regarding the date they're harvested, the plant type, and if you want to really learn something about the process, buy a simple thermometer/hygrometer for your drying area which allows you to know the 24 hour hi/low temp and humidity. I got one like this from Home Depot for around $10 -

http://www.homedepot.com/p/AcuRite-Digital-Humidity-and-Temperature-Comfort-Monitor-00619HD/202260980

You're doing great, rounding the final turn and heading down the stretch with the finish line in sight.

 

[Mr Wigglesworth]

Thanks sorry pos phone camera with nerve damage...so you say fun times are ahead huh? Any advice as far as trimming?

 

[Afgan King]

Nice sherbert looks great right on time like I was guessing. Nerve damage is it in your hands? Dry trimming might be more appropriate if your hands aren't strong enough to use scissors. It gets difficult unless you know what to do.

 

[Mr Wigglesworth]

Yes but only makes them shake a little I can prune and grip so...? What is the difference?

 

[ktmac20]

That second pic looks great! I see quite a few Amber trichs and even some Pinkish/purplish ones...If my Black Cherry Soda flower looked like that I would be harvesting her today!

With The Black, as it is an Indica I am going to let it Amber up a bit more than say with a Sativa or a hybrid...Looking for the sleepy affect on The Back!

Cheers

 

[Mr Wigglesworth]

Sunset today

 

[Mr Wigglesworth]

Sunset this a.m.

 

[Afgan King]

Sunset this a.m.

Oooh look real real close got some nice amber trichs calyxes are swollen looking good!!

 

[Mr Wigglesworth]

Any advice?

 

[boedhaspeaks]

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