Excellent!Super Silver Haze
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Mango Haze
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Afghan Haze
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Ortega
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Angel Heart
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Doors
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Ortega
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Doors
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I’m struggling with the odd moulding plant, I hate harvesting early I try and take em as far as I can by checking everyday sometimes twice and chop out the moulded stuff. I take out generally more than I have too, to try and slow the spread. It’s a perfect environment this year for fungus all the agricultural crops here are suffering from blights and mildew. So far a good mushroom season too.Heading into a cold wet couple of days.
With a thunderstorm and wild weather likely I am probably going to take the SSH down tomorrow morning.
The trichome check yesterday showed about a 50/50 mix of clear and cloudy. No amber.
Not really sure what to do. The buds are very dense and will be prone to mold from now on.
Quick dried and combined with some Mango Haze the effects are already very good
Maybe I should wait.........harvest at the first sign of any mold.
What would wiser heads than mine do?
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This last picture shows all three together.
SSH on the left, Volunteer 2 in the foreground and a monster Mango Haze out the back.
Looking for all the world like ''The Piff" as some would say.
Volunteer 2 is a cross of Critical Haze (f) x Critical Mass (m).
The smell has matured to a lemon lime splice (icypole) aroma but with an added menthol depth.
don't wait for mould dude. : ) they are looking great regardless
Beautiful plants @Uncle Jack
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Ortega. I pulled it 3 weeks back. My dog came from Singleton area. Permanent companionThe dogs even have the same hook in the tail.
Mine came from a fella in Lindenow, East Gippsland.
Your plant looks happy man. What is it?