First Grow Progress using HGCC seeds

Yep - gotta do it with the ones I’m vegging now. Too early to start any of this except the topping, which I already did. Began some “horizontal training” using plant training wire, but will begin the full process toward the end of next week. I always tend to rush the plants to flower instead of letting them bush out BEFORE setting them to flower. Thanks again guys!

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@mdbuds is right that plant on the left 1st I topped it once it recovered from that I fimmed it then I tied it down and then I fimmed it one more time and the whole time I also prune leaves as I go. It all comes together with experience as you go through your grows I am on my 4th indoor grow cycle so I’m getting a little better at all things growing Cannabis.

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New week, new pics!
PKWR


White Widow

Both

Trichs on these are about 50/50 cloudy-to-clear ratio.
PKWR


White Widow

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Oh yeahhh those ladies lookin amazing! :heart_eyes: :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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They both look scrumptious @Bill

Outstanding grow! :+1::sunglasses:

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Well all, it’s that time!!! Harvest time is approaching!!! Monday these babies come down!!! All trichs are 75%+ cloudy, so perfect no-couch-lock timing! Took down the smallest/lowest branch of each plant. I always do a wet trim - they’re drying now. Here’s some pics:

White Widow:




PKWR:




Will show pics of the grow on Monday before/during/after harvest.

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Looks great @Bill !

Great job. Great grow man :+1::v:

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I kind of like the spiral trim on the bud good job

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@dmtscravey I was looking at my neighbor’s fake topiary and thought I’d mimic it! :laughing:

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Just harvested the two plants and did a wet trim on them. They are hanging in a drying area so no clue on weight yet. Here are some pics:

White Widow:






PKWR:








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Really nice. Makes you chomp at the bit to get started on the next grow.

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Thank you!!! Next grow is already started and in bloom. 4 white widow clones, a white widow mother plant sent to flower, and a PKWR and gelato from seed. All have just shown their “pre-pubes” in terms of the first “hairs” sprouting.

I was so impressed by the quality of the seeds that I just ordered more!

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They look great Bill! Happy harvest! Just in time for new years!

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Great looking trim :ok_hand:

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Thanks @dmtscravey! Although it’s just for me, I take pride in what I do. Also, it’s fun “playing with” what you created. Almost 9 hours of trimming time on the two plants, but it was worth it. Took all the trimmings (sugar leaves) and dried them. Then rolled joints out of about 20% of it. 60 1/2 gram smokes and about an ounce+ still left.

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I’m the biggest derp. Why has it never occurred to me to roll with the leaves as you described? I guess for the same reason I can’t make gravy well, huh? Thanks for the mention!

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I’m the same way even though it’s just for myself in my wife you still have to take pride and have fun and what you’re doing. I don’t quite spiral cut mine like some people but I’m going to have to try it once just to see if I can.

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@kmac03 I’ve always done that. It just seemed like such a “waste” when rolling from bud, so I generally used the shake. It’s served me well! The only thing I make from the leaves that aren’t covered completely in trichs is freezer hash. I try using what I can from the plant, by there are so many others that make serious stuff in terms of tinctures and oils. Nothing goes to waste!

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I was processing it into oil myself (why is it called oil when it’s a tincture, by the way?). It’s not my thing. I’d like to figure out concentrated pastes (whole plant; avocado like texture) using all of it, but I’m not there yet.

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Hey @dmtscravey I’m with you. Didn’t add my wife in that last statement but she also partakes. I’ve seen the spiral cut but you need the plant to grow a certain way for that. I did it with the one I posted earlier only because that’s how the buds grew on the stem. I try not to alter the actual shape and character, just removing the leaves to the level of the flower. They have a naturally beautiful shape so getting things looking good only takes a bit of time and patience. If you still have “stock” left from a previous grow, there’s no need to hurry trimming the current grow. I like to have an overlap so I get lots of strains I can choose from depending on what I feel like that day. I’m up to 6 so far…

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