Late Season Canada Auto Experiment

Done. I harvested this plant at the start of Week 14. There was bad weather coming through the weekend so not much reason to leave it in the cold without sun. She was a very stinky girl while drying. The initial dry took 6 days. She is now in mason jars and will cure. Initial tasting was really good. It is one of those highs that you kinda dont feel much, but then all of a sudden realise you are wasted. I expect it will become a bit more sedative as it cures also. Okay, so results. 125g wet, and 25g dry. This is obviously a bit low in general, BUT considering she was grown with minimal light intensity during November in Alberta, with snowfalls throughout flowering I think she did pretty well. The greenhouse worked great, and I am looking forward to testing a super early season grow, which I expect will do better considering improving light during flowering. Buds are beautiful, sticky, smelly but a little airy - I assume due to the lower fall light. Very healthy plant, and significant colours, this is likely due to a combination of genetics and the cold overnight temperatures. So, conclusion. Yes, with a wicked awesome greenhouse I can grow through the cold fall months BUT at lower yields due to lower sunlight. I could supplement with lighting in the greenhouse, but really i would just use the indoor set up at that stage.

This is such an awesome strain to grow, I fully recommend it to all growers , except those looking for a stealthy grow, because she has a strong sweet smell during flowering. Easy to grow, sticky, colourful flowers, super strong THC, cold and disease resistant. This girl was 92 days from germination to harvest, as expected. I am looking forward to growing one in spring next year, which I am sure will yield with better climate and stronger sunlight during flowering.