r/farmingthebestgreens

#MAINE

Second year growing this plant, the colour of the colas are amazing. This is from the top of my tree that was about 8 feet tall.

Few pics of my Bruce banner, what do you guys think?

Time to cure them properly. Can’t wait!

#1 Critical from Royal Queen Seeds

Started from seed in my indoor space in April. She was transplanted directly into the ground in my garden at the end of May. Excited to see the dried result!

#2 Special Queen #1 also from RQS

Just like the previous plant, she started from seed in my indoor space in April. She was transplanted directly into the ground in my garden at the end of May. Biggest plant I’ve ever grown. No words. Just pure joy.

7.5 weeks Bangerine by Atlas. Always produces. Is she ready.

First greenhouse grow. I’d say 4-5 more weeks.
( don’t mind the nutrient deficiency or toxicity)

Man this was my first grow and it was awesome. Watching something go from a small seed to a healthy, useable plant was unreal. Not perfect by any means but for my original goal being to keep the plants alive I think I succeeded. Looking forward to harvesting the rest!

As we get into the final weeks of the season, I have a dillema. For reasons I won't get into at all, I prefer NOT to dry indoors this time. I do have a tent but I can't keep the temps low enough most likely. Maybe but I highly doubt it. Seems the best I could do in the tent realistically would be to make it fluctuate between 60°F and 75°F, with humidity 50%-60%. That's best case scenario for reasons.

Given that, would it not be better anyways to dry on a shady porch or vented shed? At least the temps would stay lower thereby slowing the dry. And typical humidity outside in my area this time of year is in the perfect range almost always. Am I REALLY hosed if I do this outdoors?