Wet trim harvest.

[Jordann]

Well today's the day. Just over 8 weeks of flower. Just over 4 months from seed. Bagseed unknown. The way my light stayed dim for the first 5 weeks of flower I had to make the call. Between the foxtailing revegging and herming I decided to trim all the plants and leave them overnight and I will chop and hang just before the lights come on tomorrow morning. In a way I'm glad to open up the tent so I can put my 4 aurora indica in their 10 gallon bags and put them under some good powerful lights. Anyways here's some pics of my trimming adventure.

 

[Jordann]

The last 3 pictures are interesting because the plant never really made crystal. It will be good to try. I've had plants like that in the past and they were surprisingly strong to smoke. The ends my adventure in testing my new light. Got everything dialed in and will be vegging a new batch starting tomorrow.

 

[SoOrbudgal]

I like the way you trim those plants while in the pots looks good

 

[Jordann]

Thanks ☺️ makes it easier to have something holding on the the plant while I work. They're chopped down now and hanging.

 

[Jordann]

Spent 6 hours today from 8 to 3 really. Took everything apart after I cut the plants down. Bleached everything and then bleached it again. Then a water wipe down. Everything. Hope I got all traces of pollen out of the tent and room it's in. Got the new girls in and covered from all angles with light. They look happy to get out of the little box and under some real artificial sunshine.

 

[Jordann]

Had to remove all the stem I could we got hit with a week of rain. Drying plants in 60% humidity....