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Mimosa X Orange Punch. She’s a purdy girl
 

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Lights off at 3am today for the last time. Now it’s complete darkness for the girls with ambient temps until sometime Friday this week when they’ll be chopped and hung to dry. Ideally they would’ve had another 2 weeks to get a better fade on them but it is what it is. Trichs are mostly cloudy with a hint of amber so I’m happy enough with that.
 

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Some harvest pics. Apart from losing a fat top to rot the rest seems good so far, nice dense sticky buds
 

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The mimosa yielded just under 2.5oz, all top shelf bud with zero larf so although I’d like more I guess I can’t be too picky. Lost 5 fat tops during the drying process, mostly the blue sherbet and pineapple chunk, white mold all up inside them so they got burned with fire and I salvaged the rest. Full trim today so we’ll see what we’re left with. That’ll be me now until next spring, fuck trying to grow in freezing conditions over winter this year
 
Thanks man. Yeah I inspected them all when I hung them and they were fine. I had to change where I dry them so I think that played a factor, along with them being fat buds. I’m future I think I’ll break up any fatties to help prevent it
 
I think it increases the risk of a harvest that is not in the best of health, which stands to reason would be more susceptible to mold.
 
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