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A new grow, GG#4/WW/BW

I would think with a greenhouse that temps and humidity are 2 factors which have to be watched closely.
You must have to have major ventilation in the summer to keep things cooled down? Large fans?
36 degrees here this morning
 
I can raise the sides but I think they will come off for the summer and if its still to hot the top , I go out early because it got up to 100 at 10 in the morning so it is going to be interesting lol
 
Still not ready, looks like another week out or so. Not many leaves left(g)
( I can't remember what sunshine looks like!)
Pulled my fat max out for a measurement(ha,ha)
 

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Mine actually is a 35 footer.(g). It's great for doing foundation estimates or working alone, but it's to big for pouches. Takes up to much room and is a pain in the ass to reach in and get. Not to mention heavy, strains my suspenders(lol). Generally it's on the floor of my truck, buried in other tools. Have a frickin supercab and I still don' have enough room for tools!
 
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30' perfect for layout 24' and under can always stub a 8d and get 50+, not as heavy and fits the pouch. Carried a 40' for abit but it hurt my back.
 
I found a magnet on the back of a junk tape measure I changed it to a good one and it rides on the left side of my bed ,screw lugging them around lol

Guess I.ve been retired to long it all make since now lol
 
Re-evaluated, down she came(white widow). Pretty pleased with the yield on this one.
This concludes this year's grow ;*)
Thanks for everyone's help through the process!!
(an aside--I noticed the stems on the plant were definitely hollow, interesting)
 

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they are supposed to be hollow when they get big like a stray .I see you are up at the crack of dawn to ,did you stay up or wake up early ,I'm up early fxxxxn legs
 
I'm cursed, ever since I stopped drinking (27 years ago) I wake up between 3:30 and 4:00 am.
Of course I'm lucky if I stay awake until 9:00 pm! (lol)
It will also take awhile for my internal clock to adjust to not having to load the woodstove early in the morning (g)
Have an excavator coming to my job site this morning, looks like maybe, possibly no rain today? (ha)
 
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Question for all, getting close to a final trimming and thinking of jarring it up. My dilemma, have 8 or 9 tops buds that are 1 1/2" X 4-5", do I need to chop them up for jarring?
Sure hate to. Opinions? Use lot's of jars? (lol)
 

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If you want to keep bigger buds around you are going to find a extra day in a paper bag may be need. Put a couple in a jar and the larger they get they will need there own jar. Watch your humidity close.

I have gotten to the point that I remove as much as I can put away from the stem about the last 2" for jars.
We ain't smokin stems round these parts.
 
you can leave them whole but they take forever to dry all that stem , then you end up cutting it up anyway so I just cut them like the rest
 
Last pictures until next years grow, I'm sure you'll miss them(lol). Followed your advice, still may have to chop up the larger buds a bit more. This white widow is definitely airy stuff, smells delightful.. Put the buds in a 1 gal zip lock to homogenize them, will burp as needed for a few days then jar it up. I'd love to weigh it and know the yield, but ce la vie..no scale.
Again, thank you all for all your help.
 

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