mangobiche

chopped on day 122 of 10/14 flower after seeing more nanners than I would like. they had a good run !

First time growing a landrace sativa, it was awesome. Some benefits, leaves are so thin that light gets thru to more of the plant. Need really not much veg so you can save on electricity. After drying most of the razor thin leaves just fall off, trim part isn't the problem. The high is great, very clean, highly motivating, long lasting. Downsides: Harvesting was too much work, I'd go for smaller/less plants next time. Literally a part time job with my setup. Also if I could do it over I would setup more trellis in advance. And use smaller pots but transplant in like week 7 flower. That stretch is crazy. Another downside is the fluffier foxtailing buds are pretty, but they take up so much volume. Had to keep making return trips to the jar store. I spent a whole night jarring the buds up only for them to not be ready yet, had to then spend entire morning putting them in paper grocery bags to dry out a little more, then do the whole thing again two days later. After getting buds back in jars and stable at 60RH, last thing I wanted to do was weigh it all, but I did, yeah it's a lot, this mangobiche can definitely yield, so much that it's like overwhelming/annoying for a hobby grower. Not sure what I'm gonna do with all this or even where to find space in my house to store all the jars. I guess now I'm ready for the apocalypse. Overall, exceeded my expectations. Was fully prepared for spindly herms or some other failed grow. Will be growing more plants like these again for sure, just will go about it a bit smarter.