Indoor Fastbuds Cream Cookies (Only1Sky)

nice plants as normal you grow some sweet ladies i take my hat of to you also i hope you have a great Xmas, my friend
Thanks Saint. You should know about sweet ladies. Congratz on a bang up job in the grow battles. And happy holidays to you too.
 
Here's what was left after harvesting the top:

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I gave this remainder another 5 days to ripen up a bit more. Took her down on day 109.
 
Well you can be sure, a lot of time was spent hanging over the trim bin. :smokeit: But I ain't complaining. :joy: Total dry weight was 8.8 oz (250 gr). Sweet. !!

Waited a couple of days after jarring it all up, then decided to give it a try. :chef: The wife liked it so much she said, "Nuts to further curing. Get busy rolling her up, I NEED more." :jump:

Glad I've got a few more seeds. We'll be doing this again. :greenthumb:
 
Hey @wetwood @Unique & @archie gemmill --- :thanks:thanks for checking out this journal and for the kind words. All much appreciated. :biggrin:
And thanks again to Unique for the great grow journal last spring that inspired me to run out and get these seeds. :frog:
 
Hey @wetwood @Unique & @archie gemmill --- :thanks:thanks for checking out this journal and for the kind words. All much appreciated. :biggrin:
And thanks again to Unique for the great grow journal last spring that inspired me to run out and get these seeds. :frog:
I'm glad ya gave it a Go, I knew your Wife would love this strain.. it really is very good..:d5::smokeout:
 
I am liking this journal and wanting to give some FastBuds strains a try. As I was reading through it sounds like you are having trouble with RH being low. What about downsizing your intake and exhaust fans to 4" to help slow the air down, especially with LED's not as much exchange is needed, unless you have heat issues? I just use a 4" exhaust fan and a passive intake on a slightly smaller (3'x3'x6') tent and I can steadily hold where I want to be, though my ambient RH sounds like it must be a bit higher than yours. Anyway, just an observation.
 
Appreciate the suggestion, @MordecaiAlliVanAllenOshea . Fact is, my fans have adjustment controls - and when I use them, I run them on lowest setting typically. Problem is the ambient is low and I don't have the fans or humidifier on sensor control. If I added equipment-controlling sensors, then the intermittant operation of the equipment might likely do a better job of maintaining a proper temp/humidify relationship. I've just been a little reluctant to invest in this yet, especially given that sensor reliability and consistency is sometimes elusive.
 
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