Alright, things went haywire the last few days and we felt we needed to take down all the plants sooner than we anticipated. We found the little pollen sacks on all seven of our Lemon Drops, so we felt it was best to get them out of there as fast as possible. We didn't want to risk any of the other plants, so we took them down over the next few days. The other plants all seemed like they were ready to come out, so we feel good about those.
Tuesday Night
We recruited a friend out to help us around 9pm. We finished the first two LD's by 4am. Both of us had a Marine Bio lab at 9am Wednesday morning and we made it, although barely.
Wednesday
This was an odd day since we completed two plants in like six hours and decided we wanted more dry space. We called it a day fairly early because a project was looming the next day.
Thursday
We woke up and hit up Home Depot by 6:30am to buy stuff for the new dry room. Had that completed by around noon and spent the rest of the day trimming. That day we trimmed up four plants with help from a few extra people. (8 down 7 to go)
Friday
This was the day of all days. In the morning we went and bought Papa Murphy's pizza, a half gallon of vodka, 30 case of beer, and extra sheers. Throughout the day we had as many as seven people working and getting drunk. It was amazing and we finished the rest of the plants. If any our friends actually knew about this forum, I would like to thank them all. Especially the guy who is our best mutual friend. He was here every step of the way and to make things worse, he doesn't drink or smoke anymore. He trimmed for countless hours sober as a nun.
Saturday
Woke up really early and spent about six hours getting the house back in working condition. We had someone coming up to stay the weekend that doesn't know what we're doing, and we don't want him to know. He stayed Saturday and Sunday and didn't notice a thing. Carbon filters are the SHIT!!!
Anyway, here are a couple pics of them drying. Sorry for the quality, but the camera was having a hard time focusing.