Northern Climate - Outdoor Greenhouse

Week 21 - Sept 27 2020 Welcome growers We had a very exciting week, there is lots of big bud everywhere and we actually cut down our first harvest of the year. I have been pulling yellow leaves all week, trying to stay on top of things. The harvest of Kali Mist took place Wednesday Sept 23rd 2020, it took 3 of us approximately 4 hours to get her all trimmed up. Then I spent another hour hanging it and trimming off the smaller buds. I have smoked a bit of bud that I pre trimmed from her a week ago, it was obviously not full cured but it was very promising. We ended up with 4lbs 13 oz that we expect will dry down to hopefully 1 - 1.5 lbs. I have ended the feeding cycle for the GDP and the Sky walker as those are the next 2 to come down in roughly 1 - 2 weeks. Everyone else is getting the usual Big Bud, Bud Candy, and an addition of some Overdrive. As for growth this week, there is nothing to report, in fact some plants are actually measuring up shorter than last week as there heavy buds are weighting them down. I am also happy to report that the Dr. has finally decided to flower, and seems to be producing bud at a crazy pace. Lastly my GDP has a small powder mildew issue going on still, I have been giving it a 99% alcohol and water treatment which I believe is helping. I am going to stick with it for the next few weeks until harvest and if it’s not cleared up then I am afaraid I will have to preform a bud wash during harvest. 1) Kali Mist 114” (+0”) - Clone (At ceiling) 2) Cherry Pie #2 114” (+0”) - Seed (At ceiling) 3) Dr. Grinspoon 114” (+0”) - Seed (At ceiling) 4) Grand Daddy Purp 88” (+0”) - Seed 5)Cherry Pie #1 88” (+0”) - Seed 6) Peyote Gorilla 80” (+0”) - Seed 7) Skywalker 64” (+0”) - Seed 8) Sundae Punch 56” (+0”) - Clone 9) Grapefruit 58” (+0”) - Clone 10) Frisian Duck 38” (+0”) - Clone My plans this week are to continue to remove the yellowing leaves and even doing a bit of pre trimming on the next 2 that are coming down. I will continue to treat and monitor for powder mildew, and of course I will continue the curing process for the Kali Mist. On a sad note the “Farmhand” is temporarily out of action, she dislocated a rib during one of her workouts this week so she has been getting some much needed rest. Hopefully you will all get to see her back in the garden soon!