Northern Lights by Zamnesia - DWC

Hello Growmies, As we bask in the success of our Northern Lights harvest, let's delve into the post-harvest process and look forward to the next steps. After making the decision to harvest, our Northern Lights underwent a rough wet trim. This initial trimming helped remove the larger leaves and prepared the buds for the drying process. While wet trimming can be challenging, it's a crucial step to ensure proper drying and curing. The buds are now in the drying phase, which is as critical as any other stage of cultivation. Proper drying is essential for preserving the aroma, flavor, and potency of the buds. I'm closely monitoring the humidity and temperature to create the ideal drying environment. In about a week, once the drying process is sufficiently advanced, we'll proceed with the dry trim. This finer trimming will help to refine the bud's appearance and remove any remaining small leaves. Dry trimming allows for a more precise and careful process, enhancing the overall quality of the final product. Meanwhile, the Biscotti by Zamnesia is nearing its own harvest time. I'm excited to bring you updates on this strain, promising another enriching growing experience. A big thank you to Patricia and the Zamnesia team for their support throughout this journey with Northern Lights. And, of course, a huge thanks to all of you, my Growmies, for your engagement, tips, and shared excitement. Your involvement has made this journey truly special. As we move forward with the drying and curing phase, and with Biscotti's progress, I look forward to sharing more insights and experiences. Thank you for being a part of this incredible adventure with Northern Lights, and let's keep the growing spirit alive! EDIT: Changed the final harvest weight, as I finally got my bubble hash bags and made another 25 grams of hash with it.