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Hi all,
For reasons beyond my control (landlord sending builders in ...) I had to harvest today. This is a Californian Orange that spent a total of 9 1/2 weeks in 12/12, starting to flower in earnest 1 week into that light regimen.
There are some orange hairs, plenty of trichomes, some parts look "seeded" and they smell divine. Everything is resinous and sticky.
I suppose that many will say that I should have waited, but honestly that was not a realistic option at this point. Probably sacrificed significant yield and potency. Still have time to dry and cure though.
What do you say?
/P.
For reasons beyond my control (landlord sending builders in ...) I had to harvest today. This is a Californian Orange that spent a total of 9 1/2 weeks in 12/12, starting to flower in earnest 1 week into that light regimen.
There are some orange hairs, plenty of trichomes, some parts look "seeded" and they smell divine. Everything is resinous and sticky.
I suppose that many will say that I should have waited, but honestly that was not a realistic option at this point. Probably sacrificed significant yield and potency. Still have time to dry and cure though.
What do you say?
/P.
