Predictions on what she might yield?

Lockedin

Lockedin

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farmingfisherman said:
Sadly that lake and the spot where we love to camp was burned over when we had all the fires.. I'm hoping to get up there this spring and give the lodge owner a hand with the clean up. Really happy we had a chance to visit before it happened.
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Great looking plant - I'm still a noob, so I'm just going to watch the result.
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Lake - that really sucks. The scars from that last a long time - I still know which trees burned in which fire here in SoCal - you can still see clear burn scars from fires in the early '90s and before.

If your area heals like mine does (we burn frequently), then the Spring will explode with new green growth for the next few years.

After our one of our big fires, my daughter & I went hiking & found some hiking sticks that had been naturally kilned - still have them.
 
Doug Dawson

Doug Dawson

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farmingfisherman said:
15 gallon pot started inside moved outside then brought back inside due to smoke and high winds. 2 HLG 260 3000k leds with no environment other than heat and some air movement. Approximately 69 days into flower, harvesting Halloween. Thanks much!
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Nice looking buds man, great job. Sorry to hear about the lake front but look on the bright side. Forests renew after wild fires, it will take a few years but it will come back lusher and greener than ever. Happy Halloween

EDIT: For yield, 82 smiles, 26 full belly laughs and 12 coughs when smoking with the less experienced. I have been married for many years, I know better than to guess at the actual weight of a lady, lol.
 
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Skuxx

Skuxx

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Hard to guess from 1 pic. I would be surprised if it is 8 ounces. I would guess 150-180 grams. That's the first time I didn't just say, "bout a pound".
 
farmingfisherman

farmingfisherman

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I picked lots of huckleberries not far from our campsite each morning, the area was burned over many years ago which left lots of burned timber still standing and laying which was perfect terrain for the huckleberry bushes.
PizzaBob said:
Way to hard to tell from a pic. Could be crazy dense and yeah 8+ or airy as shit and like barely 3.
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Definitely dense!
 
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