First grow- Chemdogging

We've finally reached the end. The tops are nice and dry and ready to put in jars. I waited to pull them off the branches until they snapped clean off. Some buds I had left them still dirty with the leaves to see the difference while they were drying and I must say that the result was not bad at all. It takes a little more effort but the beauty of the summit is greater. For one of the first plants I grow I am very satisfied with both the yield and the quality of the product. The tops are full of pollen and the smell is really special. Even the washing of the roots doesn't look bad at all, the taste is very clean and the ash remains clear. A very nice genetics to grow. It respects the flowering terms dictated by the parent company and doesn't even need much care. I had some problems at mid-cycle but because I was still getting to know the fertilizers I was using and as soon as I understood it all worked out quickly. I'm very satisfied with my work and it will be the effort that took me but I get high more than other things I smoke ahahah. I think that later on I will try to cultivate other genetics of Mephisto because I don't mind it at all. I also tried for the first time to make some extract with ice using the branches and leaves and it was not bad at all, even if the method is very homemade because I used an electric whip to knead and a bucket. To filter the water I used 220-190-120-73-40-25 micron bags all in a row and was able to get about 5g from all the filtrates. But when the work was finished and seeing the final results I realized I had done a lot of work for nothing. Next time I will try 220 to clean the leaf and branch residues, 120 to remove all the thicker part in the water and finally 73 and 40 microns because they are the cleanest and best smoking hash. It was a good experience and also a good way not to throw away anything I have grown. I will do it again with the next plants I am growing, trying to do it much better. I hope you enjoy this diary and that it will help other people.