The Shack

Day 56 of flowering (12/12) today.

Cooler temperatures came right in time.
The plants smells divine now, the scrubber can't cope with it.
I'm still feeding the SSH and Western Winds with 1ml/L Green Sensation and 2ml/L Alga Bloom, the Honolulu's are on rain water only.
The SSH are starting to swell but I suspect that they will be different from past grows, the calyxes are not swollen like in other grows.
I hope my cut isn't getting tired, I will run her again with the SSHx AC's to be sure.

I do have some less good news, humidity is 90% every night outside around here and I had to cut mould out of the Honolulu Haze's.
I do hope I can let them go for another week, if I see more mould than I will harvest them.

The led's are back at 90%, I saw improvement in the trichomes a few days after bumping them up.
Temps are around 24°C in the shack, perfect to finish.

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The Super Silver Haze's:

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They should be ready in 2 weeks.
 
The SSH are starting to swell but I suspect that they will be different from past grows, the calyxes are not swollen like in other grows.
I hope my cut isn't getting tired, I will run her again with the SSHx AC's to be sure.
You could always try giving her a season of outdoor light, if possible. Shanti says that getting some real sun on the moms and pops help rejuvinate them.
 
You could always try giving her a season of outdoor light, if possible. Shanti says that getting some real sun on the moms and pops help rejuvinate them.
indeed Diesel840, I did this a couple of times before.
I'm fairly sure it was the heat wave because she did grow with strong vigour like usual.
I will let her grow outside next year, one in my garden in the soil and one in a pot.
The reason I do not do this every year is pests, one little mistake can have big consequences for my mothers/ fathers.
Thanks.(y)
 
It’s an amazing sight, as always @Swifty 🤩

The flower structure and abundance of trichomes are incredible.

The fact that the SSH isn’t shining as brightly in this round as in previous ones allowed my mind to focus on the other members of your crew as well 😅

These Honolulu Hazes look so delicious 🤤

Thank you for sharing your annual rounds here—I love them 😍😊

I’ll admit that I recently picked up a pack of Western Winds; Kali Mist was my first sativa, and after reading the history of WW, I decided I wanted to grow it. Hopefully I’ll get around to it sometime next year 😎

Good luck! ✌️
 
It’s an amazing sight, as always @Swifty 🤩

The flower structure and abundance of trichomes are incredible.

The fact that the SSH isn’t shining as brightly in this round as in previous ones allowed my mind to focus on the other members of your crew as well 😅

These Honolulu Hazes look so delicious 🤤

Thank you for sharing your annual rounds here—I love them 😍😊

I’ll admit that I recently picked up a pack of Western Winds; Kali Mist was my first sativa, and after reading the history of WW, I decided I wanted to grow it. Hopefully I’ll get around to it sometime next year 😎

Good luck! ✌️
Thanks Lu-khan.:)

I hope that SSH wil shine again next round.😊

Nice to see that you will give Western Winds a try, I still have a few packs and would like to try them next year too.
I will cross these girls to my Neville's Haze males in the future, should make for some seriously sativa influenced buds.
 
Day 63 of flowering (12/12) today.

I left the plants and did not harvest them, the humidity was substantially lower outside past week.
I did had to cut a top and some part of buds but the loss was still acceptable.
Only the Honolulu Haze's were affected, Super Silver Haze and Western Winds are safe.
This should be the final week, only rainwater and the led's are at 70% now and I will lower them to 50 by the end of next week.

I'm pleased how these plants turned around and still delivered good quality despite the heat waves and high humidity.
They give a strong scent, trichomes are swollen.
Even the SSH's are smelling amazing and are looking how they should.
I did not expect that, very resilient plants.(y)

The last pictures from the group, I will harvest the Honolu Haze's and Western Winds next week.

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The Super Silver Haze ladies have put out a lot more trichomes past week and the calyxes are swelling.
They are smaller that what I'm used to see but still very happy.
Incense in the air.:)

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Next is Western Winds, she has proven her self again.
The challenging environement did not bother her, she just delivered like usual.
The scent is just so strong and complex, very unique and next to SSH still my favorite.
I do notice that I could feed her a lot more, I will try to meet her needs better next time.
WW shows dense trichome production and the calyxes almost look like they are fused together.

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Next picture looks just like previous grows of her.
She does has a destinct look to her.

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