Tips for faster ripening in the last couple weeks?

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Whatever is left at deadline from hand trim can get thrown unceremoniously into the bowl trimmer. We do what we must.

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The, ā€œmehā€ pitch? :laughing:

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Yup. Wish i wouldā€™ve popped em 2 weeks earlier than i did.

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Into the foxtail brutalizerā€¦

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Freezer should solve the problem if you donā€™t have it were you need it. Iā€™d put bags in if I wasnā€™t sure Iā€™d get back to them in a timely manner, especially if the moisture was a possible issue

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Omg I hate foxtails.

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Sounds legit. Not the fridge huh? From the freezer sounds like they gotta acclimate for a bit before resuming processing.

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Just pop the buds off the stem or cut stems to length. Put in bag and freeze. When you have time to work on it again pull them out. Half hour or so and you can start working on it again

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Mango smile 85% sativa

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Thatā€™s beautiful!! Made me smile :smiley:

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2nd time growing that one. 1st time she stunted at 14" and made some superb bud. This time shes a 3 foot nugget tree. Cant wait to try it.

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I have stunted many an auto!!
The one thing that scares me about them.
Fast photo clones act very similar to autos from the few Iā€™ve seen

Looks really dense!

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Only my 3rd auto run. A dozen plants total. 1 stunted and the rest 3to 4 footers with many a green horn mistake.

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It feels dense too. Last ones were caked. But not so dense. The alien vs triangle and bubbasquanch seem to consistently put out hard hard little nugs

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I ran mine outside. It was hilarious to see a 6 inch bud pop and a 3 footer right next to it.
It was a real learning experience

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Iv got some autos under 12/12 not really a lot difference to the 18/6

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I dont know why they say autos are good for novice growers. Youā€™re kinda riding the wave and get what you get. Ive not nursed an auto back to health once it started bitching. They just keep sliding downhill.

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That surprises me a bit. I figured it would speed it up but decrease the yield.
Might just need light and itā€™ll still finish regardless of the light schedule

Autos appear like an easier grow. Personally clones are a better option for new growers in my opinion

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I would have guess that too

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Yea pretty sure ya just get what ya get Iā€™m doing some in water inside some in soil outside some in cocoa inside just playing

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