Grow outside in Portland. Got so sick of the annual war with powdery mildew that I discovered the F1 Fast Version of Sugar Black Rose. The 6' high and wide plant was ready for harvest IN AUGUST. The THC is high and the smell and flavor is sweet and flowery.
Wet-trimming also cuts down on drying timesir, I also found no rot, pm, worms or mold. Wet trim also, saves a lot of labor, final trim when dry and save for me.
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Very nice BD...I love me some Cherry Pie.
It definitely passes the eye test. Looks like a blizzard came through.
That's no good man. I had to do the same to my headbanger. It was too far out from its finish date and I was combating rot for a couple weeks. I said screw it, and pulled down the biggest tops and cut through it to get the best buds. Dried it and filled two jars, the rest was all chopped and dried and will be thrown in for oil. So in the end, for that plant I managed somewhere around 2 lbs. I didn't care for the smell, or look of it very much. Too much sour diesel scent came through. I'll have a ton of oil here in a few weeks though.
Haha, yea without even knowing anything about it my dad said it smelt like laundry detergent, maybe that was from potassium bicarbonate I sprayed a 2 or 3 weeks ago. I didn’t care for the look or smell of it either. it’s a dark green, brown, and bits of purple. Once it’s dry it’s really hard to tell where the bud rot is. Hey you live and learn, that’s what makes growing fun. They were big buds, and didn’t show big signs of botrytis, however is was pretty much everywhere. I’ll do a scrogg next yearso I can get to the buds and be able to keep a better eye on what’s going on. As well as better preventive measures.
Do you cure with the humidity packs mixed in?
I’m testing out curing with the 62% humidity packs, I still open the bucket daily, and I cure all of the same strain together in buckets with a sealed lid.. My thought process is that I won’t have to worry about too much moister. And it will allow an even, stable, dry, throughout the process. (Each plant gets its own bucket)
