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She is a little though to get to, more of the greenhouse will get tougher to squeeze into in the coming weeks...

There are a few of these girls in here mingling together. Looking like some good meds for the co-op this fall.

She is getting all frosty. Looks as though she is digging being in the greenhouse!

These two giants are pushing 7' a solid double+ in stretch. Smelling good and looking sparkly, I'm pleased so far with the results.

Good old Cheese. taking this girl to my grave...

The lovely ladies here look all dressed up. Truly beautiful plant might be the most purple I've seen...so dark right from the start, looks FAKE! Awesome work Gooeybreeder.

She is chunking up a little and stinking up a lot, yes indeed it is going to be a nice fall. Might be entering some of this in the Emerald Cup...

She's on Fire, there are a few of these girls in here. They are doing great happy as hell in the sun... Yummy OG for me

Smelling great and looking sweet she is packing it on. Very happy with the overall package this girl has!!!

These three girls are coming out very nice so far very bubba dom. nice and sturdy with loads of trichcomes. A little sweeter smell than Bubba, might be a bit early for that call though. I'll give a better compare in a few weeks.

About four weeks into flower, just gave them a nice coconut water and molasses drink a few days ago, AND THEY LOVE IT

I would chop them down, bud rot can get very bad very fast. And bud could even rot while dring if they are very wet... Salvage your buds.

Been chopping a bunch of the road, little spots of bud rot here and there, time to just bring them all in, maybe over a week or more, I'll take the helper last, I just spayed her with a little mildew cure to try and buy some time. Most stuff is looking done, just tring to hold for optimum...

Spinasod is fine now I'm pretty sure. maybe topdress the small grow bag a little. Grow bag or smart pot? I've had plastic pots cook off a large amount of roots from over heating...

everything need to fall inplace to get primo smoke from the outdoors.. Sun, weather, genetics, maturity, nutrients, pruning, harvest technique. The quick dry was a definite no no, that can make a beautiful nug a harsh brittle bland thing to smoke. A slow dry and good cure are one of the most...

think this girl is a solid week ahead of her sis, going strong no rot anywhere yet. I plan to take her past mid month if I can. She still has a nice earthy spicy chocolate vanilla coffee thing going on that I really want to sample, I think the members of the co-op will be happy...

She is a real stud outdoors nice big nugs and a great smell, if she had room to breath I would have gotten a shit load of dank from her... Always ran her indoor don't know why I haven't stuck her in the sun till now? She is getting close to maturity, yum yum.

She is cranking it up now not a bit of powdery or rot on her, gonna let her ride till the end of the month as planned, also gave her a mildew cure spay as preventive. She is getting nice and sugar coated.

Both of these were chopped just as the last rain maker came through, they both were chunky dense and looking done. No need to expose them to a few rainy days.

She is fading hard and smelling great, I haven't found any rot on her yet and would like to take her another 10 days or more if mother nature allows it, got my fingers crossed!