broken branches, early harvest ... tips. photo
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Nizza
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weigh your options
they look nice right now but if you can prolong the season more you have to weigh the possibility of losing more it's really your choice
that stuff looks good i'd do a wet trim and thorough inspection on any outdoors here (because of a humid late/harvest season) so that way you catch any random bud rot/mold before it can dry and spore off
some people chop half the plant and let the small buds go as long as they can. those wont break cause theyre so light, and if they get fucked up it isnt a huge deal
losing only a few branches is fine even if you can just harvest those and keep the thing goin
good luck!
they look nice right now but if you can prolong the season more you have to weigh the possibility of losing more it's really your choice
that stuff looks good i'd do a wet trim and thorough inspection on any outdoors here (because of a humid late/harvest season) so that way you catch any random bud rot/mold before it can dry and spore off
some people chop half the plant and let the small buds go as long as they can. those wont break cause theyre so light, and if they get fucked up it isnt a huge deal
losing only a few branches is fine even if you can just harvest those and keep the thing goin
good luck!
English is not my first language, I probably haven't explained myself well
the plant is very healthy, no rot or other...
practically the wind broke many branches and then I gathered them (the rest of the plant I will still let it go on for 1 or 2 weeks)
the broken branches are those shown in the picture, about 7 weeks of flowering
the plant is very healthy, no rot or other...
practically the wind broke many branches and then I gathered them (the rest of the plant I will still let it go on for 1 or 2 weeks)
the broken branches are those shown in the picture, about 7 weeks of flowering
I didn't try it... I like it and I look for a soporific, relaxing effect to sleep
seems rather immature, most of the trichomes are cloudy but there isn't even an amber one... only some sugar leaves have some amber trichomes
if the wind didn't break them I would have waited more or less another 2 weeks
the question is this:
withlong care will I be able to get a good herb (for my taste) or at least balanced?
or will it remain an immature herb with a dizzying effect, tachycardia, etc.?
seems rather immature, most of the trichomes are cloudy but there isn't even an amber one... only some sugar leaves have some amber trichomes
if the wind didn't break them I would have waited more or less another 2 weeks
the question is this:
withlong care will I be able to get a good herb (for my taste) or at least balanced?
or will it remain an immature herb with a dizzying effect, tachycardia, etc.?
BrewersToker
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Might as well trim, dry and cure. What's to lose?
are several branches of a large plant, it is so much material... I am not talking about a ounce of grass...
time, space, etc.... and then maybe get a product that is not up to my expectations.
I have always harvested when the buds are well ripe with many amber colored trichomes (on the flowers, not the sugar leaves... the leaves become amber much earlier)
I have no experience with an early harvest at 7 weeks
time, space, etc.... and then maybe get a product that is not up to my expectations.
I have always harvested when the buds are well ripe with many amber colored trichomes (on the flowers, not the sugar leaves... the leaves become amber much earlier)
I have no experience with an early harvest at 7 weeks
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Herb & Suds
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SuperNutz
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Yup
I understand that I can make this question of mine laugh ... but elaborate a lot of grass, dry it, treat it in jars, etc.... and then maybe have a product that I don't like
Herb & Suds
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I agree ...let it go and move on ....sadly
JimmiP
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Someone you know will enjoy it even if you don't...
JimmiP
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Dont throw away something The Creator has given you. One of your friends will appreciate the gift.
chronicvanisland
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It will be good smoke, treat it like any other harvest, hang it, cure it, smoke it, it will be dank