Puffdamagikchillum

***UPDATE*** 157g final weight 😁 1/20) So I was able to get 6 days of drying time which I think is a great drying period. I dried the buds after wet trimming and hung on hangers inside the tent while still running the intake/exhaust fan lower than the buds then placed a fan on the floor and removed the light and this worked out so well that the temps stayed faithful between 65-68F and humidity stayed consistent at 68%. I read that you can lose 75% of your wet weight after dry and it's true. I lost exactly 75%. Wet weight was 607g -75%=157g dry weight=5.538oz which is exactly what I got and I am very happy with that personal stash outcome 😜. I will now be curing for no less than 6 weeks but I did try a hit in my chillum so that I could leave an accurate account of taste smell and affect. While drying my bud stayed true to smell. Never once did they ever smell like hay or fresh cut grass. I'm looking forward to full potential of smell and potency after cure. I also entered this grow in the diary of the month contest. Thanks for following and looking and liking. Peace to you all and Happy Growing and Happy Harvesting Day 113) 1/14 Day of harvest has come! This strain was medium to grow. She was slow to gain height through the mainline technique but she sure threw leaves out like crazy during veg. During flower she smelled strong 🤤 and just sticky as hell. I flushed her for a week. She had a starting runoff ppm @ 560 and the lowest I could get my tap water was 90 and I reached that 90 going in and out and shut the lights for 24 hours then harvested today. My first grow I dry trimmed my bud and wanted to try wet trim this grow so I did and I think 🤔 I now prefer the wet trimming 🙂. I will dry the buds in my tent and try to maintain 65-69F temp and 60% humidity and dry as long as I can then yes I will put them in jars to cure so this is all the info I can share right now until I get a dry weight. So far wet weight is 607g on one plant in 3g pot. I will return in a few days to give report on dry weight and other facts. Happy Growing and Happy Harvesting