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Growing in a cold place too? That's why have to grow inside during the winter garage works great in the summer. Told the wife if she wants new smoke every 6 months then she has tout up with smelly house during the cold months, Am in Alaska and can't even vent during the winter cuz it would be disaster to bring -10-20 degree air into the grow room. I got two sizes of Fiskars and then found these really small sissers in my daughters bathroom that she uses to cut her nails_ they are sharp, have blades only about a half inch long and are curved as well_ the are great for trimming and cutting up large colas so you can get them in jars to cure_and not hold too much moisture.
 
I always admire people who live in Alaska. It gets cold as shit here in Montana, I can just imagine what it is like in Alaska.
 
Thanks to all above_I don't grow outside cuz its too wet right about the time I'd want to harvest. I did my first grow inside during the winter. There's one benefit_ during the winter you don't have to worry about light leaks because its only light for 5 hrs. But its the reverse in summer_ light all the time and light leaks have to be sealed up. But I think it would be nice to try an outdoors grow to see how big you get them. Maybe somewhere east of the Cascades in Oregon...legal there too!
###Don't know if you folks heard but the very first recreational store opened here early this week. They were closed down a day or two later...You won't believe this_for giving away free samples the first day!!!
 
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Keep it up!!!! Looks great!!!! This is about my 5th grow and my best so far...every grow u will grow and soo will the buds!!! 😁
 

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What a great bounty! Congratulations on a beautiful harvest! If you ever do grow outside and want to take advantage of the warmer summer temperatures and long days, you might consider growing an auto-flowering strain. Their ancestor, the Ruderalis plant, was first discovered in Siberia. It grows using an internal clock instead of light periods like regular cannabis plants. Most auto strains go through their whole life and are ready to harvest by the time they are ~3 months from seed, regardless of light schedules, which is perfect to take advantage of a short summer with long days!
 
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