about 1-1,5 week ago the
A4 s1 x WS07A6 came down, so time for a budpic.
last pics before chop:
because I had quiet a wave coming in at once and got sick of trimming, I decided to switch to only rough trimming before curing, fine trim I can do before I smoke it.
so this is how the buds look like now in jars:
and I trimmed up that bud nicely for my final dry budshot of the
A4 s1 x WS07A6
also made this pic where I kind of like the contrast with the light, but the bud is not that visible so I didn't choose it as my dry bud shot, but still want to show it:
now just waiting for the cure to see how she smokes. already tested a little in the vaporizer and that was good, it also smells delicious. while trimming I kept sniffing the buds so delicious. also very little larf, this plant grew mostly buds on the ends of branches, but all those lower nodes that would usually produce larf now just stayed dormant. and she has an interesting trait that was also in 2 of the ancestors(A4 and A6), after drying the core of the smaller branches turns orange, and the ring around that is brightgreen, so looks pretty nice.
to show what I mean, here's a pic from a stem from last year(not sure if it was A4 or A6):
right now I'm over the peak of harvest, but still have plenty coming in. some on the balcony, but also guerilla.
the guerilla seemed like mostly a failure this year because of the drought, but they grew well after the drought, they thripled in size in flower. and we're having pretty much the perfect autumn now, warm and sunny far into october, it's only now getting a bit colder but still sunny, not rainy/cloudy/foggy like usual. so the guerilla is doing better as last year after all(despite the losses during the drought), and it gets the chance to ripen perfectly with minimal budrot risk, so quality from guerilla this year is also better as last year.