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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 !

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)

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)

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

Today she came down after a hurried finish it seems. This week she flooded the buds with Cloudy decisive Trichomes. - Yesterday amber arrived and it was an Easy call. Big plant at 8’ and 15.5 lbs., solid buds w/ crispy Fans should be an easy clean in 5-6 days then a long slow cold hang is the plan.

Harvested on Oct 11th, this bud is going to cure for a couple/few weeks. Was a beautiful morning joint yesterday, positive stuff going-on. Be back soon

October 2nd we pulled the plug on the PTK

Then DBHP that was grown in the Bin, was harvested last nite @ 3.4 lbs. The Pink trichomes disappeared overnite and were replaced with Amber… so That was it. Big plant in the Soil is still going strong

Solid against all things this Summer

This plant was an early bloomer and took on a scary colour early in flower. Earthy and simply amazing

2 plants grown, side by each. 1 harvested with the first Amber sighting on the Cola Next plant to allow 5-10 amber… hanging at partners place with Blue God.

Harvested on Sept 21st, after a super easy transition into Flower; 3 weeks early !! With conditions in the Epi-Centre (Laundry room) steady, this plant was harvested yesterday, 2 full weeks since it was chopped. Cure begins now, in the Freezer, but not before a trip down memory lane with such a Sweet and Dank tasting Bud making Us laugh out loud !!

One big Blue God was harvested on the 20th. Smallest was taken yesterday, Sept 30th… 1.2 lbs wet weight The medium-sized Blue God gets harvested in the Wind Tunnel, Today. 3 up 3 down An amazing fragrance surrounds these plants.

Gaia Green has become my platform of nutrients. Spoiling the Soil, Amending throughout has madenit so much easier to keep them Ahead of the Curve

I enjoy working with NPK products. Precise elements when you need them.

Used sparingly with water feeds to ensure basic nutrition was maintained between Soil amends

During the early stages of the grow this was used to assist with the Foliar applications