[Lorlabelle]

I started my outdoor grow indoors about a month earlier than I could transplant outside. Transplanted outside on Memorial Day. They grew beautifully this year again. My first girl is ready to come down. The rest are a week or two behind. The Pineapple Express is even slower.

Tomorrow I’ll cut her down after a really good trim, then fine tune the trimming, hang the branches up in the indoor grow room and keep it at 55-60% humidity for about two weeks, with a lot of air flow. It’s OGKush which is more indica leaning, so I’m choosing to harvest when most of the trichomes are milky, with a scattering of amber in there, to try to keep it from being too couch-locky. The colas are getting really thick too and I’m a little wary of mold the denser they get. I love me some dense bud, but gotta balance it with the chances of mold issues. For all these reasons it’s time for this OG girl. Commence trimming jail tomorrow.

 

[Lorlabelle]

View attachment 2266790View attachment 2266791I started my outdoor grow indoors about a month earlier than I could transplant outside. Transplanted outside on Memorial Day. They grew beautifully this year again. My first girl is ready to come down. The rest are a week or two behind. The Pineapple Express is even slower.

Tomorrow I’ll cut her down after a really good trim, then fine tune the trimming, hang the branches up in the indoor grow room and keep it at 55-60% humidity for about two weeks, with a lot of air flow. It’s OGKush which is more indica leaning, so I’m choosing to harvest when most of the trichomes are milky, with a scattering of amber in there, to try to keep it from being too couch-locky. The colas are getting really thick too and I’m a little wary of mold the denser they get. I love me some dense bud, but gotta balance it with the chances of mold issues. For all these reasons it’s time for this OG girl. Commence trimming jail tomorrow.

 

[Smokey0418]

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Definitely was a great looking plant.
Enjoy