Pulp
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Cool . what's the smell like ?
Potent!
First EVER buds.
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Potent!
Pulp
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Lemon ? Spice ? Plastic ? Nature ? Hay ? Cambodian Bukku ? or Mexican swagg ?
Try rubbing the stems. It wont hurt the plants. They like it in fact
Fruity
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This one little plant really doesn't bother me at all, I just went in the garden and one shined a light right in my face and said "It's the Police" "Yes I can see that", Said I.
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So finally cropped this! I've got to say, it was pretty saddening, this being my first ever grow and it was my only plant, going to miss checking it every day, but roll on next year (going to get one out as early as possible!).
So here's some pics of my buds, I have the misfortune of mould though, or suspected at least (this being my reasoning for chopping it now), there's some pics of it included.
Suspect mould shots:
I did my best to remove the bad bits for curing/drying, here's some pics of them just being strung up!
Here's some pics of them today, about 36 hours of curing later.
Probably only yielded 5 grams tops, but still, I'm pretty chuffed with my results! Around here, that's saving £50! Can't wait for next year.
Will keep updating and post smoke reports.
Cheers.
So here's some pics of my buds, I have the misfortune of mould though, or suspected at least (this being my reasoning for chopping it now), there's some pics of it included.
Suspect mould shots:
I did my best to remove the bad bits for curing/drying, here's some pics of them just being strung up!
Here's some pics of them today, about 36 hours of curing later.
Probably only yielded 5 grams tops, but still, I'm pretty chuffed with my results! Around here, that's saving £50! Can't wait for next year.
Will keep updating and post smoke reports.
Cheers.
I haven't grown in a greenhouse in over a decade, but when I did I lost about half an oz I reckon due to mold. Regulating your humidity is really important especially when your buds get massive and ripped, because they become dense and without good air circulation you are asking for mold
Good luck on getting bigger buds next time. The little ones here are still nice and frosty.
BET
EDIT: I posted ^ before reading your last post. Yup, mold is a bitch in greenhouses due to humidity and no natural air flow. You need to regulate the air flow at the very least so that you don't have stagnant air hanging around your girl for too long. Sticking a fan in there will be easier than trying to regulate the humidity although you should look into that as well, if you are growing in here again.
Good luck on getting bigger buds next time. The little ones here are still nice and frosty.
BET
EDIT: I posted ^ before reading your last post. Yup, mold is a bitch in greenhouses due to humidity and no natural air flow. You need to regulate the air flow at the very least so that you don't have stagnant air hanging around your girl for too long. Sticking a fan in there will be easier than trying to regulate the humidity although you should look into that as well, if you are growing in here again.
If you are considering growing next season outdoors, make sure you get them planted when you are meant to. Good thing about growing in a greenhouse is that providing it is in the sun, you don't have to worry about lighting like us indoor growers do. Air flow and humidity - sort those out and next harvest will be oz's
BET
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Pulp
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I haven't grown in a greenhouse in over a decade, but when I did I lost about half an oz I reckon due to mold. Regulating your humidity is really important especially when your buds get massive and ripped, because they become dense and without good air circulation you are asking for mold
Good luck on getting bigger buds next time. The little ones here are still nice and frosty.
BET
EDIT: I posted ^ before reading your last post. Yup, mold is a bitch in greenhouses due to humidity and no natural air flow. You need to regulate the air flow at the very least so that you don't have stagnant air hanging around your girl for too long. Sticking a fan in there will be easier than trying to regulate the humidity although you should look into that as well, if you are growing in here again.
If you are considering growing next season outdoors, make sure you get them planted when you are meant to. Good thing about growing in a greenhouse is that providing it is in the sun, you don't have to worry about lighting like us indoor growers do. Air flow and humidity - sort those out and next harvest will be oz's
BET
Thanks for your reply mate. Yes I've learned so well now that I need to get better air circulation. I don't think it helped being towards the top of the green(plastic)house, I reckon next time it needs to be lower, but then it may not get the right sun! It was mould free all the way through the hotter days, and it's only been in the past week or so that I noticed mould, in the colder months, just shows how warm it can stay in there. Might try and get a couple in there next year
What's the earliest you reckon I could have them up in the UK?
K
keev
lookin really frosty! gj for your first time
greetz from germany
greetz from germany
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yeah dude, smoke it up...the mouldy bits are a pita, but looks like only a little so no biggie..heres to next year!!!
Thanks mate, only lost a small bit to mould, had to have a little tester and it's the best weed I've smoked
lookin really frosty! gj for your first time
greetz from germany
Cheers! I would throw you a bit but the water is too big
