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Ate one of my mystery-dose brownies and headed into the woods for some skiing. Kicked in nicely, mid-ski. Cold but beautiful.

Good luck with the grow. I’m on my fifth round of autos in my 3x3. A few answers from my experience and reading (here mainly). I like to plant into the final container, but I use a fistful of germinating mix in the middle and the seed goes straight into that. LST fairly early and actively in...

Some nice fox tails going!

Dry and “cured” or aged a little. Really dislike the taste of oil made with larf and sugar leaf, but it works well!

Got 9f here. Hoping for 10 before we head out for some Nordic tracks.

Looks great. Two weeks, maybe a bit more is likely about right. Most here also advise not to flush, especially with two weeks or more to go. Your call, but worth reading up on some of the different opinions here. ps: wait for all pisitils to turn brown. Your at about 60-70% Looks like a good run.

Day 41. All four plants thirsty and watered. Water from home filtered system this time. Too cold to hit the spring right now. White Widow is stretchy and tall. Cremes are bushy and coming along nicely. They’re stocky, and I’ll be interested how they develop and produce in the end. Same goes for...

They look great but need more time. To be difficult, can you post a couple more shots. Buds, closer than the last set, but not micro. I’d love to see a few individual nugs or clusters of buds. Trying to see good selection of pisitils and calyx’s.

Agree with others, but best to see the the whole plant and some bud pics rather than the trichs.

Love your dog! The grow op is pretty damn impressive too.

You might be better off going indica, as these are likely to finish earlier, definitely a consideration in the northeast, depending on where you live. Regardless of when you start, the plants will need to go into October, maybe later with a long grow period like sativas. Some cultivars are...

Yes, definitely. Some like to go even dryer, though don’t go below 58%. There’s no real recovery for too dry. Leaving moist buds out for a day or two will advance the dry as long as the ambient humidity is good (60f/60% humidity is the ideal, as I’m sure you’ve read). You might also try the...

Yes, but test with a hygrometer if you can. A bud a 62% can still feel squishy but is ready for curing.

10f here. Burr. Heading out for some early morning cross country skiing before work. Already sparked up some Sangria that I harvested a couple months ago. Great flavor.

Caught red handed - and jonesing. Just look at the poor pooch. Hook me up, dude!

Looks great. Training looks like it helped spread things out quite a bit.

Barely hitting the high teens in my neck of the woods. My little tent heater is working hard to maintain mid 70s. Is what it is.

They look really nice! Definitely in the window.

Not a problem by any account I’ve read.

That’s the stuff I use too.