Berry Be Tasty

Just to be clear, this isn’t a “custom breeder” the breeder is Next Generation Seed company, they just aren’t listed here so I could only pick custom breeder. But I feel like that make it sound like my seeds when they aren’t. Day 55, only my 2nd grow but it seems so weird to be harvesting at day 55. Ms. Blueberry has been a dream to grow so far. The stretch she had the first 3 weeks of flowering was a little challenging, but she hit everything out of the park… did everything 110%, so why would I expect anything different with her stretch. She’s been just getting PH corrected water this past week. First feeding of water had a run of only 150 ppm, she really liked to eat and would chow down every chance she got. The last watering her run off was at 80 ppm, so there isn’t much of anything in the HP/CC soil mix. The leaves have really show signs fo deficiencies now and the tricombs are ambling in well. Almost none of the tricombs have any glass to them, everything is cloudy and a decent amount of amber is present. We have left a fair amount of the branch with the cola’s, hoping to get a better drying period this time around. With the long branches left on the cola’s I expect my wet to dry weight to be a very low percentage yield. But I don’t really care about that I’m more interested in getting the buds to as tasty and powerful as possible so I’d like to get all that goodness in the branches into the buds. I purchased a humidifier to try and keep the room in the 50-60% RH park, last time I didn’t have a humidifier and it was in the 30% range and dried in 2-3 days. Hoping to have this dry time extended into the 7-10 day window I hear people talking about. I’m better prepared this 2nd time around to get her dried is a “correct” manor. Very excited to try out this harvest, fingers crossed it’ll be the first harvest we haven’t experienced any issues with. Wet trimmed weight: 2475 g (87 oz) (5.5 lbs) Took two of us 3 hours to harvest and wet trim her, was a lot of work to process 5.5 lbs (wet weight) of harvest.