Howdy everyone, just posting another few pictures of how the weed wagons have been doing.

Pleased to say things are going well, I did a large defoliation this weekend, a couple last minute branch adjustments, and kept the same weekly worm compost tea + kelp since my last post.

Have a good one, and good luck to all my outdoor gromies out there in these last few weeks before our trim jail sentences need to be served!

I moved a few mother plants outside before the sun came up and some kind of spider build this web in a matter of hours.

All the plants are clean, and this spider didn't appear to do any damage. It looked like a funnel spider web, but I never found the spider.

This is 2 plants 1 seed . Everyone said chop 1 down but i decided to let them grow to see what happened . 1st grow. Autoflower

So ive done a few grows and most turn out really good even the low experience ones. Most of my grows ive harvested too early some so early ive lost out on bulk. Ive learned a lot. I know how to look for a harvest windows with milky and amber tricomes. Ive got to a point where I want to get a good rotation going to supply myself. Most of the plants ive grown recently put out great buds but they aren't so big. I know lighting does wonders but the lights I have ive seen them put out more on someone elses grow so im thinking my issue maybe nutes or soil. I use miracle grow soil and I use molasses and big buds nutes for feeding I need some good feed back I already want to switch to organic so I need a soil, a better light mines some 60 dollar 1000 watt led light from Amazon and some better nutes to use and some advice on how to tune in for some sizable buds

Tarte Tatin - Mephisto

L1mewire - Mephisto

First grow ever and did it outdoors. Had to harvest 2 plants a little earlier due to caterpillar and bud rot. I cut and hung whole branches after washing and have kept my room dark and cool (between 60F-67F and 57-66% humidity with constant indirect airflow). I understand the dry cure stage to be the most crucial so I tried to take a more scientific approach and have been weighing 4 different samples from across the room. I plotted the data points on a graph and was planning on jarring once it leveled out, in the next days. I understand my data may be skewed due to hanging whole branches but this felt better than going off conventional vibes ( stem test) only. I have been shooting for about 75% water loss by weight but plan to calculate rough water activity from a jarred sample prior to jarring the lot. My question is, will this mild hay smell go away during curing? I dont think I dried anywhere near too fast or too hot. Only reason I'm stressing the dry time is i have a third plant that is definitely at peak but I have no room to dry until I can jar at least one of these.

Blue Pineapple strain photoperiod