I loaded the Cannatrol with buds, im thinking a 4 day dry cycle and probably 2 day cure because of the hanging head start, and the extras will come down when snapped easy off the branch.
Decided on just two plants for this next grow. I dropped 2 Terp Sneeze from Speedrun in to a cup of ro water and tomorrow at this time I’ll drop them in the pot. After only about 4 years grow I’ve changed a LOT of things in my routine but still use the exact same method to germinate that the guy at the store told me on my first visit.
These plants can get kind of big, haven’t topped for a good long while so I’m going old school here and topping after 4 AND possibly cutting the big fans earlier than usual due to not lollipopping later. I want to know the yield/size difference between past with hand watering and present with self feeding. See you guys on day 1 
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Love the sativa bags. I picked up a bunch of the large amber mason jars years ago when Osh was going under in Lakewood. I love um but still need some big bags.
Nice haul on those plants. Anything over 8oz is good by me. I’ve never run any speed run genetics so it will be interesting to see how this next run goes.
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There’s a cheaper version of grove bag that people really like but I’ve had such good results that I’d rather just pay the extra. I only use 1/4 bags with the the childproof seal and I’m still using the bags I bought 4 years ago, they keep the bud fresh forever in a 60 degree fridge.
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I guess the expensive part is the 60f fridge 
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It’s just a wine fridge, this one is old school but the new ones are pretty reasonable. You can find them for under 200 on amazon. Grove bags advertise that storage temp should be 58-60 degrees to keep bud rh steady and they’re spot on. The bags last for years so I’ve found it a worthy investment. Many cheaper ways to store and cure for an excellent result of course, this is just the method I started with and am too happy with results to change.
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Definitely no Napa labels on that fridge 
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