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Hi everyone!
Spent the most part of this weekend harvesting and trimming (boy, wet trimming is looooong work, even with good tools!).
I just harvested around 80% from each plant (set of 4). Let the remaining 20% of smaller lower growths there for a week more, maybe they'll get some extra girth.
Got a whole bunch of trimmings that I'll probably use to make some edibles too.
Wet weight was around at 430 grams / ~15 ounces for each plant. Guessing dry weight will be around a 1/3 of that?
I've put them in the drying net in a different (dark) room, picked three pieces of bud at random (one big, one medium and one small) and I'm weighting them twice a day. When the "weight loss" starts slowing down, I'll put the buds in jars for curing.
But maybe there's a better way to find out when to jar them?
Do these look good to you?
It's four feminized White Widows.
Should I jar them now, or leave them in the drying room for a couple more days?
Spent the most part of this weekend harvesting and trimming (boy, wet trimming is looooong work, even with good tools!).
I just harvested around 80% from each plant (set of 4). Let the remaining 20% of smaller lower growths there for a week more, maybe they'll get some extra girth.
Got a whole bunch of trimmings that I'll probably use to make some edibles too.
Wet weight was around at 430 grams / ~15 ounces for each plant. Guessing dry weight will be around a 1/3 of that?
I've put them in the drying net in a different (dark) room, picked three pieces of bud at random (one big, one medium and one small) and I'm weighting them twice a day. When the "weight loss" starts slowing down, I'll put the buds in jars for curing.
But maybe there's a better way to find out when to jar them?
Do these look good to you?
It's four feminized White Widows.
Should I jar them now, or leave them in the drying room for a couple more days?