Monday we will do a pre-buy on a 2002 40' Country Coach motorhome. I've been looking for a different MH for awhile. Usually for pre-2006 Foretravel or Country Coach. Lately Country Coach has been the go to.
This one is clean, we will see how the pre-buy inspection goes.
In AZ we are allowed 6 plants per adult in the household. My tent and RDWC set up only allows 4 plants to be grown at a time. One crop of four plants and I have more weed and weed byproducts than I can use in a year even with very generous giving it away. In spite of that fact, old habits die hard, I really have a hard time wasting weed by smoking joints or other forms that use a lot of product for little high. I guess it is true, Old farts are hard to change.
I'm running the last of the 2025 trim through the Bubble hash Process:
I made "Bubble Hash" for the first time. Interesting process, not hard, just steps that need following. Per suggestions from the folks that know what they are doing I ran three wash cycles. You can see the results going left to right and top to bottom on the drying screen:
From this years crop I have ~1 pound of top shelf flower, almost a pound of not quite top shelf but good flower (still tests to 24% THC) and I didn't weight the trim but three more bags of trim that should each make about the same amount of Bubble Hash as the first bag did.
Gorilla grow tents have one big advantage over other small (5'X5' or less) grow tents. Gorilla tents come with a two foot height extension, 8' v. 6' for other small tents. You run out of headroom very quickly with a 6' tall tent. The RDWC buckets are 15" tall, the LED grow lights need ~1' of headroom for cooling, with a 6' tent that only leaves 45" of grow room for your plants. Bottom line with a 6' grow tent by the time all the height needs are added together you end up restricted to ~3' of plant growth. With a 8' tall tent your plants can approach 5' if needed.
One problem with a 8' Gorilla tent is no mid level bracing so the tent feels a little unstable to side pressure and for an old fart like me there is nothing to hold onto when moving around inside the tent. AC Infinity has come up with "Mounting Bars" for 4'X4' and 5'X5' grow tents that work with Gorilla tents and they make the tent feel more stable plus give this OF something to hold on to and help maintain balance went working in the tent.
The mounting bars are hard to see but they run alongside the 6' zipper seam. Now if Gorilla tent would add a controller mounting plate on the front like AC Infinity has or if AC Infinity would offer a two foot extension I could have a near perfect grow tent.
Trimming is the most miserable job of the grow and there ain't no easy way to do it. A trimmer helps but it sends a lot of good bud to the trim bucket. Good bud (if you have plenty) going to the trim bucket isn't too bad because the trim is going to make bubble hash down the road. BTW I haven't weighed the trim, there is a lot of it, but I did weigh the prime bud and it weighed in just over 5oz (144g). At 26% THC and 7% CBD it is true top shelf weed and once cured should be a pleasure to smoke. As I usually smoke somewhere around one oz per month (you gotta love bongs), one small auto-flower plant is almost a half year of smoke plus I expect a good amount of Hash. Plant #2 was the smallest of the three. The next two are killer plants with big tight colas and what look like a lot of prime flower.
ILGM put on a good event for growers in Phoenix today. It was enjoyable and a nice way to spend a beautiful Spring day. The goodie bag actually had useful things and the folks doing the presentations knew what they were talking about. The only downside was the drive to and from Phoenix.
