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View attachment 2697556View attachment 2697557 well grow 2026 is progressing fantastically. The weather is perfect I took a chance I'm growing $100 OG which is not very good with mold resistance so I've been real careful to try and keep My ladies as dry I can through all the rain storms right now the humidity is very low it's very dry and windy it's perfect it's beautiful. The plants are doing so well it's amazing two seeds from the same strain but the phenotype is different The buds are completely different They look like totally different strains it's amazing. The smell coming from my plants is incredible citrus lemon skunk. These babies have two more weeks then they have to come down with a pretty wicked hurricane coming here to Pennsylvania this weekend these babies are going to be tucked in tight.View attachment 2697565
I took the risk based on the weather report for October and the end of September and it's worked out not a lot of bud rot I'm going to take them the beginning of next week The try comes will be perfect.Well it will be lower grade smoke if you harvest while there are still clear heads on the trichomes. This is what all of us face growing outdoors and fall brings rains/storms. A sad lesson to learn but if you have this weather you could learn to grow smaller strains and some finish earlier in Sept. I've got a GG#4 that's got a month or more to go but i've got it in a smaller 15gal pot which i drag under cover from the rain. Sure it's not as impressive as the trees some folks grow but it's manageable. I've been growing indica leaning strains in Oregon and it's raining all night here. I've already harvested 3 plants that had amber trichs showing. As much as i love GG i won't grow it again outdoors do to the fact of the sativa genes taking longer to finish. But best of luck were all pulling for a decent harvest without much mold, mildew or bug damage.