It has served me well. No mold or mildew. Soft pliable nuggets indefinitely. Actually improve with time. Trimmed to my standards they look like this.
I’m a hunter and I agree. Property lines need to be respected.Just bounces a trespasser.
fall in New England, when all private land turns public in the minds of tourists and hunters.
no offense to you hunters out there, but most of you are dicks and have no respect for private property. I’m old school about property rights and wish we could just shoot on sight still.
Track your shot on my land, come get it, no need to waste.
park your truck way down on my property and start from there? Might not have a truck when you get back
Even ask, I will most likely say no, but my name and number are on most my signs. And you have to go around my house to get on the land unless your trespassing on the neighbors.
Just creepers here. Had 2 in my side yard last night. My vicious dog sleeps in my greenhouse dumb asses. I will extend the courtesy of putting you out of your misery after the dog latches on.
I had my run in with trespassers last weekend, Pulled everything and it mighta been the right call anyways, everything worked out just fine.
Replying to my own post... the potential rippers may have taught me something, had I previously been waiting to long to harvest? Results have told me possibly. I think waiting riding out the fade too long outdoors might be a mistake, when compared to indoors where everyone and their brother says “two more weeks”. I think with the conditions outdoors the harvest window is small and you can lose alot in just a few days of waiting too long. When the sharp smell is there I think it may be time to go and let the tric’s ripen up when it’s hanging. Year over year i’ve noticed that when you wait for the tric’s to amber you end up losing a ton of aroma.
We have rain next two days and I’m worried I’ll start molding. If my basement was done like it was supposed to be I’d probably have it hanging tonight.
My problem this year is that even the bracts on the ones that seem like they should be done just keep getting fatter and piling on more resin, the longer I wait.
Be careful, because there definitely is a point where the trichomes themselves will snap, If looking under a microscope, the trichs will be little stalks at first, then grow the bulbous cap then fill with compounds(cloudy) then amber out, but after a certain point the cap gets too big for the stalk and you'll see the trichs sort of bend over a bit, eventually the cap will snap right off, and thats obv. not as good as a peak harvest point.
harvesting outs based on trichs is silly, they react much differently from indoor grown buds ... base your decision to harvest off of what you can visually see with the naked eye ... everything else is just bro science
Whoa, as a hunter, I'd like to defend my brothers and sisters , 99% who are decent ethical people. It's always that one fucking asshole and his shitbird cousin that make us all look bad. My (large group) of friends, all have a policy, as we spend lots of time in the woods, come across MANY grows, and our agreement is always, if it ain't yours, don't touch it. We hope that karma comes back and our cameras and stands don't get stolen. We don't poach, steal, or abuse the forest. In fact we hold it in the highest regard.Just bounces a trespasser.
fall in New England, when all private land turns public in the minds of tourists and hunters.
no offense to you hunters out there, but most of you are dicks and have no respect for private property. I’m old school about property rights and wish we could just shoot on sight still.
Track your shot on my land, come get it, no need to waste.
park your truck way down on my property and start from there? Might not have a truck when you get back
edit: my entire property is clearly marked. I did it myself.
May have misunderstood... wasnt telling anyone to harvest on trics, I just showed the picture for the deterioration on the stalk in the 2nd to last picture from the right under the amber section.
I bounce DOZENS a year. Most are assholes. This has nothing to do with weed, its about personal property rights and respecting them. Hunters just don't. I've had them argue with me over using my land "I used to hunt here before you owned it" You mean when a grandmother owned it and had no idea you were trespassing every fall?
I was thinking that this morning. I wanted to pull but bad weather and my basement wasn't ready. Basement will be done this afternoon and rain held off a day... I think God or MN (pic your fav) is telling me to get them inside today. I've caught two TINY pieces of bud rot, with prob lost me a gram dried so far, I want to get it in before I find much more.
