White widow Olympic Peninsula

After an easy germination (plastic bag and moist paper towel). I grew the seedlings in a tray indoors in April and May (planted 4/6/22) and transplanted into 10 gallon pots outside by June 1st. Fed them grow formula Fox Farms liquid nutrient blend 2-3 times per week and watered after every third. I did mix a handful of bat guano into the soil mix, and made a guano tea once per month until the flowering cycle was underway in August. By September all but one plant was flowering (the largest was not) and I switched to a bloom formula fox farms with the Tiger bloom added towards the end. Once a month I added a tablespoon per gallon of Cal/mag to the waterings. 10/17/22 I noticed the trichomes had gone from clear to opaque for over a week and the temperatures were getting close to frost. Close enough. After hanging under an open air pavilion for a week I took them indoors for 2 days in a woodstove heated garage and finished drying. I then trimmed out the main stalks to cure the colas and flower. I am in the curing stage now, but a sample has proven well, and I look forward to next year.