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It's at the start of the harvest window for sure. I would choose to pick her in another 2 weeks, if she doesn't get hit with PM, bugs or other issues. I always find a late harvest better for hash making also. Turns out slightly darker, however the high is much stronger, IMO.

Scott's Og looks done.

 

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Trikes are cloudy some amber

 

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They look nearly finished- I always try to push it as long into October as possible.

Can't wait to sample some!!

 

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They look nearly finished- I always try to push it as long into October as possible.

Can't wait to sample some!!

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Still have quite a few white pistils popping. I would wait a week unless I saw rain coming. I would call her done.

 

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Tora Bora is down, Scott's is next. Durban and Thai Panda were chopped last weekend. All is well in outwest Gardens.

Wishing all a bountiful harvest!

outwest

 

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Chopped Dr. Bubbles Pheno 1 & 2 along with Doobird Daydream Pheno 1 this morning at 3 am. Pretty impressed with the density, should have some good weight this year. Doobird daydream pheno 2 will wait another week or two. The shed is full.

 

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I went through almost an entire box of gloves chopping that girl.

The scott's og is a very, very good smoke.

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Had a fair share of Scott's og joints today very tasty smoke followed by some cherry pie volcano bags and aScots bag needless to say I'm in the dirt

 

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We are taking it down. Frost mid of next week. Our little valley has protected us as long as she can. Busy week here, I hope everyone likes pulled pork, cuz its on the smoker.

Ganj on (as per bro barefoot)

 

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3 More Wi-Fi's and a couple Silver Mountains tomorrow, and 3 Synergy's next week and I am done! Chopping that is. The Bulk of it has been hanging since last Sunday. I will take that down and bag it this Sunday. Start trimming on Tuesday. Still a month away from really being done. May go down to Panama fishing for the new year.

 

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Had a fair share of Scott's og joints today very tasty smoke followed by some cherry pie volcano bags and aScots bag needless to say I'm in the dirt

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Actually he is laid out in the gravel

 

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Trying to hold out till the hunters moon, but I have lots to go through. My numbers are looking great this year. Just got done bagging one of my first plants to finish, and one of my smaller full season plants.......11#'s. Nice! Lots and lots of hash nugs not counted into that also. Goji Og, great plant.

 

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Blurry, but that's pretty much how all things look now a days
Say what ya wan about machine trim, but there's no way I am going to snip, snip,snip mylife away doing that and all the other farm chores....
Fellow farmer is impressed.
Key is keeping grate clean, blade clean and SHARP!!!!!
Sharp blade make life easier....Also rock hard nugs, huge difference....

 

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TrimPal is being delivered on Monday!

 

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You are going to love it @below frigid. I you need pointers on how to run, hit me up.

 

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Remember keep clean and sharp.....Sharp is key......I sharpen my blade daily, wetstone, if done daily, 5 to 10 mins. it saves a lot of time as if it gets dull really takes time to get the edge back. The trim pro must have a real hard steel blade...

 

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TrimPal is being delivered on Monday!

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How is it going?? keep it sharp...
finishing up this week.

 

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How's the weather up there cm hope it's not too wet for ya

 

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FROST!!!
Just barely made it without damage..