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I'm definitely a little slow. The plans aka dimensions now I get it.lol, I thought the same initially, but I think she wants the dimensions.
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I'm definitely a little slow. The plans aka dimensions now I get it.lol, I thought the same initially, but I think she wants the dimensions.
I'm sorry about being easily confused the dimensions are 16' long 8' wall hight 10' to the peak and if I remember correctly the width was 12'.I put it up the beginning of September to keep the rain off. Life saver we had extended periods of rain, fog, and mist. It was a last minute decision after seeing the forecast .
Haha, no I mean written drawings or pics and instructions, maybe a parts list. LOLI'll be done with it till next fall. if you want you can move your plants under it but I'm not sure about getting it to your plants it's pretty good size.![]()
Great looking trichomes looks ready.Gorilla cookies about two weeks in mason jars curing , some Zkittlez hang drying for about two weeks now going to trim and put in grove bags , and GMO cookies I think is ready to chop trichomes are pretty amber and milky
Yes ! went with my gut, and chopped her down , going to take some leaves off before I hang her to dryGreat looking trichomes looks ready.
I had the same question when I started 3 yrs ago!I have a question for this group, do you have a preferred time of day to harvest?
I’m not gonna be out there in the dark with a headlamp on but I’ve seen information indicating that’s the perfect time. I will start pretty early if I have a lot to process, but I harvested yesterday afternoon and am not second guessing myself.
Thanks
Midwest IllinoisLooks like at least 2-3 weeks.. That Purple Kush doesn’t seem to change really unless you have a cold snap or closer to harvest. Where are you located?
I've got 2 plants down, 1 left to go. It's getting cold where I live so leaving plants is just more chance for rain, bud rot, or high winds. There is a lot of work to taking the plants down so this year I started with the one with the worst PM, then the most mature, and finally what's left. I don't wait for any particular time of day but if I start a plant in the morning I have all day to work at it. I like taking big leaves off before they wilt because I find it the easiest to trim.I have a question for this group, do you have a preferred time of day to harvest?
I’m not gonna be out there in the dark with a headlamp on but I’ve seen information indicating that’s the perfect time. I will start pretty early if I have a lot to process, but I harvested yesterday afternoon and am not second guessing myself.
Thanks
Ejilla, I’ve grown all kinds of Purps and they really don’t turn color until the weather does. And I’m in NC. If it turns purple early on me it’s usually a deficiency causing it! Did you mark the day you started to see your pistils first? Or did you maybe take a dated picture diary? I know Purple Kush is usually more of a 10 week flower here. Keep us updated! Best of luck!Midwest Illinois
That little shelter is adorable.just another outdoor video
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Don’t feel bad. I’ve been finding buds almost daily from the recent rains. In the end, there’s still plenty!just another outdoor video
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