PennyP
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Good evening, friends of fine herb. One Love. 


Today marks Flower Day 78 for the Silver Haze and Flower Day 71 for the Super Silver Haze × Haze AC testers.
We're definitely on the way to harvest. Harvest is planned for next week for both the Silver Haze and the Super Silver Haze × Haze AC. To be honest, I think the SSH × Haze AC could easily go another week, but I have to start harvesting now because of my schedule.
The trichomes on the lower buds are mostly cloudy with a few amber heads showing up, while the main cola is still about a 50/50 mix of clear and cloudy trichomes. Even so, it's time.
What a wonderful strain! The aroma is incredible, it's absolutely covered in resin, and the main cola has developed into a real beauty.
Unfortunately, I noticed something on Little Sister over the last few days that gave me a couple of sleepless nights. One of the sugar leaves sticking out of the main cola started turning yellow surprisingly quickly. Today I gave it a gentle pull, and it came right out, which is usually a pretty reliable sign of bud rot (Botrytis).
Little sista


Mold (luckily Not much)


Big Mama


Silver Haze

So I didn't take any chances and removed roughly the top three-quarters of the main cola. As you can see in the photos below, my suspicion was correct. It had only just started, so I caught it very early.
With the temperatures and humidity we've had here over the last couple of weeks, it was almost inevitable. At times I simply couldn't get the humidity below 70% inside the tent, even with a dehumidifier running. With such a dense, rock-hard main cola, it was really only a matter of time before mold found its way in.
It is what it is. I'm still incredibly happy with this grow, and I'm really looking forward to finding out how everything turns out once it's dried and cured.
Wishing you all a blessed evening.
Much love, One Love.


Penny
Today marks Flower Day 78 for the Silver Haze and Flower Day 71 for the Super Silver Haze × Haze AC testers.
We're definitely on the way to harvest. Harvest is planned for next week for both the Silver Haze and the Super Silver Haze × Haze AC. To be honest, I think the SSH × Haze AC could easily go another week, but I have to start harvesting now because of my schedule.
The trichomes on the lower buds are mostly cloudy with a few amber heads showing up, while the main cola is still about a 50/50 mix of clear and cloudy trichomes. Even so, it's time.
What a wonderful strain! The aroma is incredible, it's absolutely covered in resin, and the main cola has developed into a real beauty.
Unfortunately, I noticed something on Little Sister over the last few days that gave me a couple of sleepless nights. One of the sugar leaves sticking out of the main cola started turning yellow surprisingly quickly. Today I gave it a gentle pull, and it came right out, which is usually a pretty reliable sign of bud rot (Botrytis).
Little sista


Mold (luckily Not much)


Big Mama


Silver Haze

So I didn't take any chances and removed roughly the top three-quarters of the main cola. As you can see in the photos below, my suspicion was correct. It had only just started, so I caught it very early.
With the temperatures and humidity we've had here over the last couple of weeks, it was almost inevitable. At times I simply couldn't get the humidity below 70% inside the tent, even with a dehumidifier running. With such a dense, rock-hard main cola, it was really only a matter of time before mold found its way in.
It is what it is. I'm still incredibly happy with this grow, and I'm really looking forward to finding out how everything turns out once it's dried and cured.
Wishing you all a blessed evening.
Much love, One Love.
Penny




































