Outdoor Hillbilly Rig-A New Adventure

[cubfaninmo]

Harvested Honey Glaze on day 79. Cut branches, popped in paper bag and now hanging in the crawl space to dry. So far, humidity is around 60% overnight and gets down to around 50% in the afternoon. Temps around 50 overnight up to 60 late afternoon. Hoping for a slow dry and maintaining stickiness/aroma. I tend to struggle at this phase

Early Frost fast photo is at day 71. Been lugging it to the garage at night as temps have been in the low 40s.

Off to meet my oldest boy for a hike with the dogs.

 

[cubfaninmo]

Honey Frost feminized fast photo-Nice 8+ day dry in the crawl space. Trimmed and found it has seeds…felt old school breaking up a bud and separating seeds
Buds are nice and sticky and the pre-cure test bowl was nice!

Early Frost feminized fast photo is 79 days old. Buds are fattening up and solid. Leaves are turning purple. Branches are starting to bend from the weight of the buds.

 

[cubfaninmo]

This is how many seeds I got packing 1 bowl of Honey Glaze Feels like a waste chucking out so many seeds.

Early Frost fast photo is at 85 days
Branches bending I bit more
Definitely haven’t had to mess with pruning
Putting it in the garage during cold nights

 

[WildBill]

I'd grow em out!
Looking good man!

 

[cubfaninmo]

I'd grow em out!
Looking good man!

Thanks! I thought about growing them out but I assume they would also be full of seeds?

 

[WildBill]

Thanks! I thought about growing them out but I assume they would also be full of seeds?

That's a very in-depth subject, but for the most part no.

Edit...................... I would just rabbit hole the hell out of it right now if I were to go into it in depth. Just too damn high

 

[cubfaninmo]

Early Frost fast photo from Twenty20
Harvested at 95 days
Dried for 9 days
Curing now
57 grams

Buds are chunky, dense, pungent, sticky and greasy
Grow was straight forward with no issues
As long as I don’t screw up curing these greasy buggers, I'll be happy with all three phases-grow-dry-cure. I’m normally good for one of the three phases being less than optimal.

Between these two plants and what I have left from prior grows, I’ve got more refer than I’ll be able to smoke. I should give make hash a try, it just seems like a hassle. I need to read up and find the easiest way to approach doing a smaller batch…would love any input.
Thanks for following along and for the advice along the way!

 

[cubfaninmo]

Thanks for the reps @Mara Cachafa

 

[Mara Cachafa]

Early Frost fast photo from Twenty20
Harvested at 95 days
Dried for 9 days
Curing now
57 grams

Buds are chunky, dense, pungent, sticky and greasy
Grow was straight forward with no issues
As long as I don’t screw up curing these greasy buggers, I'll be happy with all three phases-grow-dry-cure. I’m normally good for one of the three phases being less than optimal.
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Between these two plants and what I have left from prior grows, I’ve got more refer than I’ll be able to smoke. I should give make hash a try, it just seems like a hassle. I need to read up and find the easiest way to approach doing a smaller batch…would love any input.
Thanks for following along and for the advice along the way!

I think @WildBill said dry ice hash is the quickest, but ice water hash gives the best product. I watched the Frenchy Cannoli video somebody posted in LS chat last week on making bubble hash (ice water hash) and he made it look hard. I'm tempted to try the dry ice way first.

 

[cubfaninmo]

I think @WildBill said dry ice hash is the quickest, but ice water hash gives the best product. I watched the Frenchy Cannoli video somebody posted in LS chat last week on making bubble hash (ice water hash) and he made it look hard. I'm tempted to try the dry ice way first.

Nice, let me know if you try it!