beginnerbloomer
Well-Known Member
As the title suggests this is my first outdoor harvest and i was reasonably happy with the result as there were a few variables that i couldnt really control which im sure affected the end product.
Firstly: the soil was the cheapest available at the time (i didnt ammend it in any way),i couldnt give her nearly as much full sun as i would've liked as i had to tuck her up the side of the house away from my neighbours' prying eyes (who just happens to be a cop which doesnt help). I also planted at least 2 months later than i wouldve liked,i used all organic nutes (not a bad thing) and was restricted to using a 15L bucket.Enough feelin sorry for meself.
It only took about 5-6 days to dry and has been curing for bout 5 days so far and by all reports the quality is very good (apparently better than the stuff a close friend has been buying) so all in all im happy. I had 69g mostly dry,dunno how much more ill lose,its all a learning experience anyhoo.
P.s i got 1 more plant to harvest in a couple weeks which i suspect will harvest slightly less,im gonna be sad when i got no more pretty plants to look at
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Cheers.
Firstly: the soil was the cheapest available at the time (i didnt ammend it in any way),i couldnt give her nearly as much full sun as i would've liked as i had to tuck her up the side of the house away from my neighbours' prying eyes (who just happens to be a cop which doesnt help). I also planted at least 2 months later than i wouldve liked,i used all organic nutes (not a bad thing) and was restricted to using a 15L bucket.Enough feelin sorry for meself.
It only took about 5-6 days to dry and has been curing for bout 5 days so far and by all reports the quality is very good (apparently better than the stuff a close friend has been buying) so all in all im happy. I had 69g mostly dry,dunno how much more ill lose,its all a learning experience anyhoo.
P.s i got 1 more plant to harvest in a couple weeks which i suspect will harvest slightly less,im gonna be sad when i got no more pretty plants to look at
.Cheers.
