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How did the whiskey Zulu turn out after curing?
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Lemon Jeffery 4Q23
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1Indoor
Room Type
SoG
weeks 1-5, 7-8, 10
80%
Coco Coir
Grow medium
20%
Other
Grow medium
4 L
Pot Size
Strain
Lemon Jeffery
Growing it
Easy
Resistance
Strong
Lemon Jeffery HARVEST
06 Feb 2024
HANG DRY
Objective
- Fast Dry 3 Days @60% RH
- Slow Dry Final Days (3-7) @65%
- Trim and Install in Grove Terploc Bags when Bud RH is 11 ±1%. Bag #8 (13 weeks, shorty) Separately for Comparison (10 vs 13 weeks in Flower)
- Cultivar TEST DATE is 30 Days AFTER Grove Bag installation (Cure)
- After TRIM, Post HARVEST Grow Diary without Dry and Smoke Reports (initially)
Tue Feb 6, 2024
LJ4Q 70:D:0:0
- RH: 60%
Harvested 8 Plants
Dry Weight
- 118 g #1
- 85 g
- 41 g
- 24 g #8
- Total: 268 g, Trim, Dried, Uncured Flower
- 9.4 Trimmed OZ
Wed Feb 7, 2024
LJ4Q 71:D:0:1
- RH: 60%
- [ ] Reclaim Coco, Pre-Rinse
- [ ] Clean/Dry/Store Airpots
- [ ] Drain Tray: Wash with Soap, Rinse with BLEACH, Air Dry inside
- [ ] Clean Light, and store in box: SP 3000
- [ ] Wash Canvas Tarp
Thu Feb 8, 2024
LJ4Q 72:D:0:2
- RH 60%
Fri Feb 9, 2024
LJ4Q 73:D:0:3
- RH 63% # CHANGE
- [ ] Configure Humidifier to maintain 60% RH Floor
The Outcome
Week 11
Harvest
What's on the scales?
268
gram
ounce
Bud wet weight
Harvested
8
Number of plants harvested
Grow Room
20.32
m²
ft²
Grow Room size
0.39
plant / m²
14.76
watt / m²
Reviews. Nutrient
Excellent Product Line - the Plant Ferment Based nutrients provide massive Carbon and a plethora of secondary plant specific metabolites that make for a straightforward grow!
Quillaja as a wetting agent provides enzymatic benefits in addition to conditioning the soil/media and supporting smooth water flow to the roots.
I use PSP everywhere - excellent product, beautiful flower development.
Reviews. Lamp
Reviews. Tent
Lemon Jeffery HARVEST
06 Feb 2024
HANG DRY
Objective
- Fast Dry 3 Days @60% RH
- Slow Dry Final Days (3-7) @65%
- Trim and Install in Grove Terploc Bags when Bud RH is 11 ±1%. Bag #8 (13 weeks, shorty) Separately for Comparison (10 vs 13 weeks in Flower)
- Cultivar TEST DATE is 30 Days AFTER Grove Bag installation (Cure)
- After TRIM, Post HARVEST Grow Diary without Dry and Smoke Reports (initially)
Tue Feb 6, 2024
LJ4Q 70:D:0:0
- RH: 60%
Harvested 8 Plants
wet grams dry grams (est.) dry oz (est.)
Plant 1 207 41.4 1.5
Plant 2 131 26.2 0.9
Plant 3 120 24 0.8
Plant 4 188 37.6 1.3
Plant 5 188 37.6 1.3
Plant 6 190 38 1.3
Plant 7 188 37.6 1.3
Plant 8 34 6.8 0.2
Wet Grams Dry Grams (Est.) Dry Oz (Est.)
Totals 1246 249.2 8.8
This is about HALF the harvest the tent can produce. We’ll add ONE TOPPING to Modified SOG SOP and execute next run with Scarlet Begonias and Purple Heart, IRIE 1Q24 grow
Wed Feb 7, 2024
LJ4Q 71:D:0:1
- RH: 60%
- [ ] Reclaim Coco, Pre-Rinse
- [ ] Clean/Dry/Store Airpots
- [ ] Drain Tray: Wash with Soap, Rinse with BLEACH, Air Dry inside
- [ ] Clean Light, and store in box: SP 3000
- [ ] Wash Canvas Tarp
Thu Feb 8, 2024
LJ4Q 72:D:0:2
- RH 60%
Fri Feb 9, 2024
LJ4Q 73:D:0:3
- RH 63% # CHANGE
- [ ] Configure Humidifier to maintain 60% RH Floor
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Dabkingcommenteda year ago
@AustinRon, Ah okay. I still have mine drying now (aiming for 14 day dry) and like you, I use grove bags for the most part. Those terps are nice, Terpinolene and limonene are in my top 5 terps. I'll check back in a few weeks. Hope it turns out great
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AustinRoncommenteda year ago
@Dabking, First grow - Meh (Grower Error) It has a terpinolene front, and limonene back - as cured, it's a good body stone - first harvest not a fave.
Second Grow is in the Grove Bags - Will report on first Smoke Test in about 3 Weeks! Better moisture control and slower dry - I have High Hopes!
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sc00by_d00commentedweek 2a year ago
hi, the medium says 100% coco but why does it look like wood chips?
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sc00by_d00commenteda year ago
@AustinRon, thanks for the reply 🙏 what are they capped with? after closer inspection it doesnt look like wood chips but more like rice hulls or grain chaff 🤔
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AustinRoncommenteda year ago
@sc00by_d00, There is some white pumice stone in most - Should be 80% Coco & 20% Pumice. But guaranteed - no wood chips! Cheers! 😆
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Exotic_Gardenercommentedweek 5a year ago
Very detailed diary, great job with your setup.
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AustinRoncommenteda year ago
Thank you, @Exotic_Gardener! I appreciate it!
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Exotic_Gardenercommentedweek 6a year ago
Keep it up!
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Lemonhazelovercommentedweek 1a year ago
Nice setup, happy growing and good luck buddy ☘️
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Lemonhazelovercommenteda year ago
@AustinRon,💚
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AustinRoncommenteda year ago
Thanx @Lemonhazelover, I appreciate it!
~ar
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Exotic_Gardenercommentedweek 1110 months ago
Enjoy it!
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Dunnruss63commentedweek 11a year ago
Very nice!!!! Looks great!!
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