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4 pieces are hanging today, after 65 days of Blooming Nov 21 and a Sample was just left at my place from the grower. Wow I’m excited. There were no Weights taken, so I’m unable to report on the Yield, but I can attest to how AGGRESSIVELY this plant grew in Bloom. They stuffed 9 mason jars, of course, which I had suggested only filling 65%, thats just how it went this Summer ! A complete runt until Flip, when I stood it up and supported it, but once I got them straightened up and secured, it just Took Off I provided some feed details and suggestions. It exploded To 14’ tall

Oct 21st, last day of week 9 , this Gem has been harvested. Standing over 14’ tall, this bush had doubled over from the Buds weight, way up the Pole. I helped bring her down, I secured her earlier this Summer after a storm and thats all I’ve seen of her this Summer. It had a magnificent grow this Summer, being such a Slow starter; Boom, when Flower-time hit, she took off !

Harvested Oct 10th, this Plant grew straight up and Filled her Buds in a great Burst the last 8 weeks.

Gaia Green products were only used in the Seedlings 1 gallon bag. Then it has survived on Only 3 composted chicken shit pellets, all summer. Impressive (Still giving Gaia Green 11/10)

Gaia Green products were only used in the Seedlings 1 gallon bag. Then it has survived on Only 3 composted chicken shit pellets, all summer. Impressive (Still giving Gaia Green 11/10)

Oct 17th Harvested in 2 sections, the Hawaiian Snow has now been chopped Running a little COBB experiment with some of this Hawaiian Snow. Took 60grams and elevated the RH% over previous efforts. Hit a steady 72% and began the Cobb process; vac-seal a parchment paper wrapped cobb and cook it a couple of times. Pics attached. Just finished the final inspections after fermenting the cobb and it's cure time Also prepared a batch successfully at 80%rh.

This plant did not bat an eye-lash at any of the problems this Summer Unfortunately, the plant beside it bloomed 3 weeks prior to this specimen, and took a lot of the Thunder; Acap Gold vs Acap Gold… Regardless It was an Easy plant to watch grow! No mtce req’d! It became in impressive beast in Bloom there will be pictures and a report soon enough