The sixth grow was harvested and it was glad to be done. Growing itself is very time involved even at a craft level and at this point it was time to pause. This grow itself was very difficult to process and ended up needing 3 days strait. Besides some veg work everything else was done.
Hanging to dry on the racks.
Ready to trim the dried cannabis.
Pre-Trim
Fresh bundled.
The 5th grow harvest came and all that it entails. This time around improvement were made to the drying and curing process to work on improving the quality of the cannabis.
The blueberry looking ready to go.
The blueberry looking ready to go.
Ready to be harvested.
Ready to be harvested.
The last of the plants.
Well hung.
Shots from the new drying racks.
Shots from the new drying racks.
Shots from the new drying racks.
Shots from the new drying racks.
Shots from the new drying racks.
The greencrack. So good.
Trimming the drying cannabis.
trimmed nugg.
That’s a lot of cannabis.
The jar of kief from the first day. OMG
5 tins packed and curing. Time to chill.
At this point the environment was easier to cultivate but the temp was still and issue. This grow suffered from high heat stress and was harvested early. Ended up making really good pre-rolls.
The environment had come a long way. Feeding was automated via the system in the shower which delivered to the dosers tubes you can see running into the tent.
This grow suffered from lots of heat issues. The plant on the right actually split down the middle I believe.
The grow was cultivated early with very little tricomb development.
Hung to dry.
Modified the tent to raise the plants off the ground. This ended up being a costly mistake in the long run.
The mixing feeding setup was becoming cluttered and more of a hassle then it automated.
Closer inspection of the harvest shows a lot of fresh flower. It needed 2 more weeks.
