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Final Plant Harvested

DW2

DW2

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I just finished 'rough' trimming and hanging up the buds from my last plant. Her sister was harvested 21 days ago (March 10th, 2017 and yielded 2.851 oz. of bud and 1.559 oz. of trim, a little of a disappointment). I do not have the weight until I do the final trim and place them into jars for curing, but I think that this one is going to makeup for her sister's low production.
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Thank You. I'm hoping that they turn out as good as the sample (that 'fell' off the other day! lol) that I tried. They do not look as nice as some other's that I've seen because I like to leave the smaller sugar leaves on until the buds are dry enough to put into the jars for curing.
 
The plants were from some bag seed, very skunkie, she was1 this plant reached about 52 inches tall and the other one was about 43 inches tall. Someone else thought that it was a sativa strain, but I do not know for certain.
 
Thanks. The largest cola is, at least, three or more buds together, I will not know until the final trim, weighing, and placing them in the jars.
 
I finished trimming the buds that I harvested on 3/31/2017 and got them into the jars last night. The plant yielded 4.463 oz. of bub, but the trim was not dry enough this morning to weight. I had placed the trim in a large (2 gallon) bag last Saturday, thinking that it was dry enough, so I cut it up and I'm letting it dry some more. All totaled up, this grow came out with a total of 7.314 oz. and the last grow yielded 7.25 oz. total, a slight improvement. Having a total wattage (CFLs) of 440 watts, that comes out to .0165 oz. per watt for the prior grow and .0166 oz. per watt for this one.
If nothing else, I have learned from this grow that the flush cycle before harvesting is absolutely essential! This is the first grow in which I flushed before harvesting, and the difference from the last is amazing, the buds are less harsh from the start and judging by the rate of curing (the first plant has been curing for three weeks), it will not take two or more months to cure out.
 
Good deal, DW!!! One thing I definitely noticed with the longer flush I did on the second grow was that the ash was much lighter and the weed burns better in a joint.
 
alltatup, Does a longer flush adversely affect the taste or the aroma of the bud? Can one flush the plants for too long? I used the GH FloraKleen (2 tsp/gallon) and let it 'run' for four days then drained and filled with just pH'ed water for three more days. This is not an original plan, I just followed the directions on the bottle.
 
I don't think 7 days is too long, by any means! Some folks flush for 2 weeks. Flushing isn't going to do anything to the terpenes. I think one prolly could flush too long, but I don't know what "too long" would be--I guess all the trichomes would turn amber, and you'd end up with total sedative effect. I think 7-10 days is a good flush. On my first grow, I thought you only flushed hydroponics for 2-3 days, so that's what I did. Now I have no way to prove it, but the weed from the 1st grow is good weed, only harsher and darker ash. I flushed the second grow for a full 7 days, and like I wrote above, it's smoother and ash is whiter.

It's an art, right? Knowing what percentage of the trichomes are milky, starting the flush, letting the trichomes continue getting milky during flush, and then harvest. I think most of us get so impatient that we want to rush at the end instead of taking our time w/ the trichomes and the flush.
 
Yes, it's like Tom Petty sang "....The waiting is the hardest part...."
Thanks for the info.
 
Dw2, I also have a hard time cutting off those sugar leaves that are covered with trichomes! I grow for myself so I don't care if people think I should trim closer! I don't really know why people do that? Anyone??
 
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