the harvest to finish off my season!

[Astro84]

Hey all I finally harvested my final plant after some debate on how long I should have waited for her, previously her buds looked pretty small but she developed and even started turning purple which was really nice, 100% brown pistils, about 50% amber trichs on all the calyx that turned purple so this is my fav plant, here are some pre-harvest pics (thursday 22nd) just before I started trimming

 

 

 

 

and these are Just after trimming

 

(with flash)

 

(and without flash)

 

 

Drying pic

 

This was a itty bitty nug that i cut by accident, but still fuck look at those trichs

 

And this is Today! drying for 3 days so far, she still has a few extra days to dry yet but i wanted to inspect her progress and take a well deserved couple of photos of a cola

:D :blink:

 

:wub: :wub: :wub:

 

 

 

 

Thanks everyone for your support and help throughout my first ever grow and harvest! I had enormous success and it all goes out to you peeps I learned a lot and now the rest of the garden is now thankful for it

 

I am quite surprised I actually got through it without one serious event despite people coming into the back yard for other reasons...but by all measn it doesn't mean I should brag about it, I'm just thankful that 2009-2010 was a perfect summer for growing outdoors!

 

 

I will toke one up for you on this day if rememberance!

 

Peace, ASTRO

[Frazz]

onya Astro , we too are happy for your success cause outdoors it doesnt always pan out the way you hope for , but you have done well and learnt so much too its a great result all round

 

[Astro84]

is it normal for the tricks to go amber after you cut the bush? before i cut it they were probably mostly cloudy, they seemed to have matured all over to turn it into a golden haze

[louise]

Yes. Chemical processes don't stop immediately when you cut the water supply, but drying in very dim light or darkness will help slow it down.

[Astro84]

they've been dring up in the attic where the only light that gets through is between the roof tiles, and even then it's just spots of light that don't really illuminate the space