Pink Kush Comes Home.

Hello. Welcome my Pink Kush diary. Please read week 1 to find out why I named the diary Comes Home. It was one brash move by me to save this strain, not knowing that I was saving the strain just wanting something good to grow. These are the last pictures before I harvest this week. This is the end of week 11. >Pink Kush- I haven't tried this plant yet. I hope it is as strong as it looks. I haven't seen much pink or red color on the buds yet but there has been a lot of color on the stock. stems and the leaves have turned a dark green/purple. The medium sized buds are crystal covered and are dense to pinch. I'll be saving this trim for hash!!! Be prepared for some very smelly buds if you decide to grow this strain. There has been some stretch when the plant went into flowering. I'll be more prepared for that next run. I'll prune the strain a little heavier the next time it flowers to see if I can get a little bigger buds. >Dark Days- I like to let the plants sit in the dark for a few days. This is the start of the drying process to me. It is a lot easier to lift the pots out of the grow room after a few days of drying. The trimming process goes smoother with a little less water in the plant. I have found that if I skip the dark days I can taste more of a bitterness in the smoke. I have found that flushing, dark days and curing in a paper bag the best (for me) process for great tasting pot (I get complements all the time). I don't have to open the jars for 5 minutes a day for months to get rid of the bad taste. For me it's all about quality than quantity. Good Luck. Chuck.