Thin Mint Jealousy, Sunset Sherbet, Oreoz & Cheetah Piss

[Solid Gold Butt Plug]

^^^Was it a sativa.

With sativas sometimes the new pistils are a good way to judge.

[Butcher Bob]

No...Afghani #1.
...so I had my doubts if that's really what it was.
But ended up 8 weeks was optimum.

[Solid Gold Butt Plug]

Indicas throw out new pistols too, but the sativas have the big fox tails.

Judging by the silence in this thread the past couple days I’m thinking this MF pulled his shit early.

[Munchy]

I saw about 15-20% amber trichs on 3 kinds, and then a few sherbet tops began to rot.
The weather had turned, the sun had shifted to the south,
and the sherbet was over-watered, so I got most of the ripened tops off before it could spread.
but just this evening i noticed the remainder of sherbet was looking sketchy,
like it could begin to rot overnight, so i finished removing all that.
but i still have a lot of Thin Mint Jealousy next layer finishing soon,
and the Cheetah will be bringing up the rear before too long.

[Solid Gold Butt Plug]

Do you have an East facing wall/fence/tree blocking out early morning sun…?

Do you monitor RH in your greenhouse..?

[Munchy]

no rh, but i've kept both greenhouse screened doors and all 8 windows open,
but it's right behind the house on the north side.
on the same footprint I've been using for a few years,
and the sun has been shining over the house just enough to cover this canopy mostly all day,
until a couple weeks ago, when it started getting mostly shady over the row of sherbet.
next year i'll just have a single row, up on milk crates,
instead of lowering the canopy any further.
the sherbet was also younger and a couple weeks late getting added outside,
so couldn't uptake nearly as much water as the TMJ,
but next year I can get the plants and timing all synced up as well.

[Solid Gold Butt Plug]

Early morning sun is pretty important on those thick tight strains this time of year….it gets the morning dew off of them.

[rSin]

set up a fan ...

[Munchy]

Early morning sun is pretty important on those thick tight strains this time of year….it gets the morning dew off of them.

i could put the sherbet on the east end next summer

set up a fan ...

and i could move the solar fan to blow air from inside the other end instead of just sucking

thanks!

[Intrinsic]

Solar fan! sounds like some engineering fun!
did I miss this earlier in the thread.