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Update 14th September 2021 - Harvest day for Lefty: Lefty has finally come down today, that marks the end of a chapter in The Chronicles of MrStinky. She was big. She was slow. She was, and forever will be, Stinky (kinda reminds me of an old flame). Firstly, big shout out to everyone who encouraged me to grow Lefty out when I was thinking of removing and replacing back when she was a wee mutant. Your benevolence kept her in the pot and scored me a sweet harvest. Growers, I salute you (with joint in hand, of course). That scrog net sure is starting to come in handy as a drying rack too. Chopped at about 75% milky, maybe 3-5% amber and the rest clear, I am getting old and love the rushy feeling, it breathes some life into these bones o' mine. Would have preferred more cloudy but ran the risk of more going amber, I don't need any assistance falling asleep. Final results: Chopped weight: 360g Wet Trimmed weight: 250g (nice manicure too) Dry weight: TBC - I didn't water her for 5 days now so expecting maybe 70g or so when she's dry Drying conditions will be approx 21-22oC and around 60-62% RH. What a great experience I had with this grow, when I finally realised that a lifetime in the garden outdoors is just like inside, I (think I) figured this gig out. Following harvest date 5th September 2021: Righty has come down today, she had not faded all the way but was getting some some ambers (maybe 2% amber / 85% cloudy) so I decided it was time to chop cause I love hype energy and not feeling like a red-eyed cabbage. I loved this grow from the start and love the results at the finish. Righty appeared to be a ruderalis heavy pheno and blazed through to harvest in just under 10 weeks - scouting around forums, the general harvest window is 8-12 weeks so I am pretty much slap bang in the middle. 280g wet before trim (main stalk still attached) 200g after a wet trim and some nice chunky buds. ---------------------------------The End------------------------------ Thanks to RQS for their years of dedication and hard work developing some truly fantastic genetics, I am really looking forward to getting stuck in to the 'Aurora Ruderalis' that is the legendary Northern Lights (auto). Luckily enough, cause if the staggered harvest, some is ready to go! Thanks to the community for the answers to the questions (although they were few and far between this time!). Thanks for staying tuned, You stay classy, GD Community See ya next week! :D