White Critical Tropical Winter Grow

Looks like White Critical can go a bit further. I think there is a pronounced Sativa into her. Her tricome is not as dense as Granddaddy Black. Any way, it rained heavily on Tuesday afternoon. I came home and the nice dense buds are soaked. Humidity after rain was nearly 100% and it runs through the night. Chopped her a few days ahead of plan. Problem is that I have too many plants chopped because of this storm. And drying room is too crowded. So I hung the harvest on a tree. Different tree from Granddaddy Black grow. This tree is call “water jasmine” and was in a shaded spot. A friend game this tree to me as a bonsai for my work. After I changed job, I brought this tiny thing home and it became a tree. It is in a shaded area of the house next to north facing wall. White Critical harvest can just hung here for a day without sun damage. The vine along the ground is Piper sarmentosum. It is a South East Asian salad/spice. It has anti-bacterial activity. Means that mold has no competition. And the ground vine harbors mold. It is far enough from cannabis to be a concern. White Critical is certainly a quick producer. Look like the yield will be decent. Harvested branch felt heavy. Let’s see how she cures. I’ll be benching her against other 7-weeks flowering plants. Specifically, Fast buds FF7 and Original Sensible Seeds Bruce Banner #3 Fast. Both strains smell nice and are heavy hitters. White Critical will have to be exceptionally good to be in the same game as those two strains. It will be a few weeks before I make my final reports. Cheers