First Seed to Harvest

So yesterday was chop day. 10 weeks to the day in flower. Would have preferred to wait another week but her clone was outgrowing the 6' tent and about to touch the light. It was a journey for sure and hermed near the end. Thought of playing Lola for the service but settled on Funeral for a Friend instead. Whole thing hanging. Inkbird maintaining 60-65F and RH between 50-55. I learned a lot during this grow. Mostly to provide simple basics and leave it be. Trichomes were about 5-10% amber, 5-10 clear, and the rest milky. Now for a successful dry/cure. Some learning ahead.

Nice work

I am in the middle of my 4th week of flowering in my 1st seed to harvest grow in many years- with 5 plants in two 2x4x5 ft. grow boxes. It took me just over 3 months to get to this stage. I keep telling myself I will make a grow journal so I should do it pretty quick.

With that type of yield I would be very happy. The simpler the better for me also. I want a routine with 3 or 4 grows in a row and predictable results. And a huge bodacious stash to show for it to hold me over for the next cycle.

The best plans of mice and men...........................

Ha

We have a 4 plant limit here with a 2 mature limit. Trying to figure out how to get the timing down to flip 2 after harvest and 2 more behind those etc. Going to try some autos after this next run so timing will be even more out of control. This is all for the kids for now. I'm subject to random testing at my work so after retirement in a year or so look out world.

Nice job getting to harvest!
Raising your humidity a bit higher to 60 would be all I could suggest.

Roll one up in celebration over a long weekend and enjoy the fruits of your labor. A year will go by quickly.

Looks like cool weather is best for indoor grow and drying. Sure is a lot easier and cheaper to add RH and heat than remove them.

Probably should have set RH a little higher but honestly afraid to mess with it now. Amazed I managed to get it programmed in the first place.

My RH is at 30 to 40 percent. The temp. ranges from 60 to 80 degrees F. So far so good here..............

I hope

Ok was able to adjust the RH up without having to go into the full menu. 5 degree differential stayed the same so now doing 55-60%. Next dry maybe I could tighten the differential a bit as well. Thanks.

Thanks