Sunset Sherbet Go Fast

After a rough grow this lady has been chopped I say rough only because it was a struggle keeping her happy throughout the grow. The plant was sensitive to nutrients and that is not normally a problem with dry organic nutrients. I did have an issue with my water filter system during the grow which increased the PH and caused a Zn deficiency. I can't blame the plant for that and could have been what caused the plant to be unhappy from the beginning. The buds turned out gorgeous and full of the resin (sticky icky) we all love to see ️They do have a lot more leaves than I would prefer especially during the trim

Sunset is a very pretty plant with those black, very frosty leaves. The smell, straight sherbet! Love the smell, sherbet is one of my favorite strains of all time though! She was easy to grow, did not want much and never had to give her extra water really. She was always happy with life. She is a small plant with pretty buds and leaves. She did have some small buds that grew out of the base of leaves and around the trunk LOL, not sure what I did to make that happen.... My husband for sure won this grow off that he didn't know was happening LOL. Had to move mine in a small tent with a small light cause I ran out of room...it's okay though. She was still amazing! The taste was perfect, could not aske for more. Got about 1 ounce out of her and enjoyed every last bud.

Total days of life: 89 days Days in flower: 61 days (8.71 weeks) Days drying: 6 (kind of short I know, but due to low rh, I bagged them a bit early and put them with some two-way rh packs to let them finish drying. Dry weight: 79.9 grams (2.85 ounces) She grew very tall, with thick apical cola and fat colas near the top. Very easy to trim. Sticky and smells great..now curing with her non go-fast version in grove bags.

Harvest has now been completed. During the final days before chop, a small amount of bud rot was detected on a couple of top colas, most likely triggered by a short period of elevated humidity combined with dense flower structure. The affected tops were removed immediately and discarded. Tools were cleaned and sanitized, airflow was increased, and humidity levels were corrected. No further spread was observed after these adjustments. Only the very top buds were impacted. The remainder of the plant stayed healthy through harvest, showing no signs of internal spread, stem infection, or secondary symptoms. Trimming was completed without further issues, confirming that the problem was localized and caught early. It’s also worth noting that during the first weeks of growth, light exposure was limited due to tent sharing and work schedule constraints. This resulted in slightly slower early development and influenced initial structure. Once full lighting was restored, growth normalized quickly and the plant compensated well, showing no lasting stress or deficiencies through mid and late flower. From a cultivation standpoint, the run remained consistent from veg through late flower. Feeding progression was kept stable, nitrogen was tapered gradually, PK input was increased stepwise without shock, and magnesium and micronutrients were maintained in a controlled range. The plant responded well to the FERMAKOR schedule, producing dense, resin-rich flowers with good calyx development and a manageable leaf-to-calyx ratio. Structurally, the canopy stayed even and training choices paid off in uniform development. Airflow was generally good throughout the run, and late-stage humidity control stands out as the main takeaway — dense tops will always be the first to signal when conditions drift, even in an otherwise dialed-in environment. Trimming is now finished and drying is underway under controlled conditions. Final dry weight will be added once drying and initial cure are complete, along with a more thorough post-harvest evaluation covering flower density, terpene profile, ease of trim, and overall strain performance. Overall, a strong and well-managed run with clear data, solid execution, and valuable lessons carried forward into the next cycle. *Rest of grow info week 20

Big, beautiful, loud smelling buds! Omg, smell is so strong!