Dutch Passion Bob's Dutch Passion Grow - Auto Trichome & Cream and Auto Mimosa Punch on BioTabs

Zaaboot said:

happy days my Friend!

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Oh happy day's to come my friend
These ladies are happy inside the tent
Auto Trichome & Cream - Day 75


Almost done, but not quite yet my friends...Have a look at those pistils. Most still nice and fresh.
Auto Mimosa Punch - Day 75







This lazy bum is a branch of my Amnesia Something something that creeped underneath the canopy and started creating one of the biggest buds on that plant!





I took some 'flash' shots...Winter is coming my friends...Oh, yeah




Today's time lapse is made at 120fps as things are really starting to slow down as you might have guessed. Duration = 81 hours, so enjoy the show






Regards,

Bob

Hey Friends,


It seems as if the harvest window is opening up...Some of my cultivars are clearly almost there, while others might need a couple of days more...
So, I'm checking daily now with the scope. Of course I like to share, so please enjoy
On a sidenote... Temperatures outside have dropped significantly and this also impacts the temperature in the tent. It's barely 19°C/66°F inside. Luckily humidity is hanging around 48% so I'm not worried about mold or anything.









The Mimosa Punch looks like she's got a couple of days before she'll show some ambers...


There are even place with clear patches...


The Trichome and Cream makes me wonder as she showing amber, but also loads of clear trichomes...




The Amnesia looks like she is the furthest showing these amount of ambers all over.


As you can see in the time lapse...These ladies are shutting down for the season.







Regards,

Bob

Hey Friends


Bit the bullet today...


It was time to harvest the two ladies in the back and make some room for my two DP ladies.


First I harvested the Do-Si-Dos Auto...Which, if you look carefully, you see me pulling from the underside of the SCROG net. I wanted to hang the ladies as a whole to slow down the drying process. I have 14 days before someone has access to the drying space (don't bother asking...incredible long and complicating story...), so with the temperature inside the lung room at 18.6°C / 65.5°F and humidity at 54% I think I have a good chance to get this dry enough to trim and jar in this time...


I also removed my Amnesia Something something from the equation. This created loads of headroom for the Mimosa Punch and the Trichome & Cream. So these got re-adjusted and laid down on top of the SCROG netting.


This being the result of my work today...


Since all the branches were moved down at least 10cm / 4inch, I could adjust the light a bit to get the temperatures back above 23°C / 73°F as I feel the two remaining Dutch Passion ladies can still benefit from a prolonged vacation under the artificial sunlight.


Also lowered the extraction fan even more as humidity is still around 45% and the less air that needs to be removed the less heat that get's sucked away...Yeah...Win Win


And so today's time lapse end's where today's post begins... Speed = 120fps, duration = 73 hours...Enjoy




Regards,

Bob

Sawney_bean said:

I missed you're thread mate but I'm here now.
I can't get use to social media at all you would think after a year I would be sound.

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No problem m8. It's all guuuud
Went to the tent today to check up on the ladies and because I was curious how the smell would be. Seems I have been worrying for nothing. The extraction fan in the tent not only creates a vacuum inside the tent, but does this also for the lung room. So now I can dry without having to worry about the smell.

While I was up there I made some pictures, as we all know you can't get enough of it


These Dutch Passion ladies are really something...When I harvested the Do-Si-Dos I found out just how much she had branched out and stretched. Inside this small tent she didn't fare to well producing loads of small popcorn buds. But I do think that this one is to be repeated next season in the greenhouse...with enough soil to feed her big and bulky and then end up with that amount of frost! Noice!!!
...But I was talking about the DP ladies...Look at how they have bulked up and still with loads of nice green leaves.
Auto Mimosa Punch - Day 83


Other angle, same bud site as the picture above. As you can see, she still can benefit of some extra time under the light.
I've got enough in my jars and I'm in no hurry and as you'll see in a moment the harvest window for these ladies is just starting to open up...
Auto Mimosa Punch - Day 83


Auto Trichome & Cream - Day 83


Auto Trichome & Cream - Day 83


Auto Trichome & Cream - Day 83


Auto Trichome & Cream - Day 83


Auto Mimosa Punch - Day 83


I also went for a closer look and checked the trichomes...Don't know exactly which picture is which cultivar, but you can see the first ambers starting to appear. Let's see how far I'm willing to let these girls go. I'm game for some night time medicine







No time lapse for today you guys... If you really need your dose. Go up a couple of posts and check one of those




Regards,

Bob

Hey AFN Fam


We're almost at the finish line...The girls are barely drinking and the leaves are starting to die off one by one. But that's how the cookie crumbles I guess...


The buds are looking nice and frosty


As you can see the trimjob won't be that bad. And with the leftovers I can make me some hash or butter


Yum!


What do you guys/gals think?


Maybe some trichome shots to help make up your mind will do the trick?


Still, here and there some clear trichomes...


And also ambers in between the clear trichomes.


At 85 day's today I feel I can start preparing for the next grow


Gonna give it a couple of days. I want to see a bit more amber and a lot less clear! Night night...ZZzzz...


In the background you see non-glandular trichomes. Those are the spikey ones and are primarily used for defense, either mechanical or by secreting sugars.


The values inside the tent are also perfect, especially knowing that it's so cold outside...brrrr...Summertime in the tent...



That's it for today friends




Regards,

Bob