Well Done creeperparkHere are some photos of the chop.
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wow...like a warm sunset in late summer evenings....enchanting,soft,warm....I moved the 65 day flowers to the front and the 85+ day flowers to the back. That way I can watch early ones closely, still too early. Here's today's live. Stinky
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what a fantastic job you've done? is your name fairy hands? if you don't lift that club, it will soon explode and splatter all the resin on your walls.. I'd be careful when handling certain mines... smeared with trichomes. ..living glue.Here are some photos of the chop.
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I never defoliate because the leaf stomatas' are so important for the plants' overall metabolism. Removing leaves prematurely is the same as strangling someone very slowly cutting off the air supply or gas exchange...Do you do any defoliation at all during early flowering?
The hard part is hanging them to dry an knowing you have several 10-12hr trimming shifts or a bunch of 3-4hr trimming shifts. One reason I want my real original "thin mint" gsc cut back. It was worth every dollar I spent to get that cut. Could trim a pound in 2 hours max by hand an I'm by no means a fast trimmer, ocd kills me lol. Plus getting 4k a pound was niceIts a funny thing to want to get to the end of an indoor grow for so many weeks and then when the time comes it's hard to do. After all the work and babying the plants, the time has come to chop 3 of my fav plants.
Today is 75 flowering and the 3 plants I'm taking are 60 day flowers so I gave them extra 15 days. Time to start cleaning house.