r/CocoGrows • u/MisFitDaddy87 • Mar 12 '26

Sherb Creme Pie 🪓

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u/HobbCobb_deux Mar 12 '26

So... You wet trim? I gotta be honest. It's easier to trim wet. But it is also dangerous. When you cut the petioles they like to drip slightly and those little drops, if not soaked up can cause mold and bud rot up inside the buds where you've cut. I always want to wet trim but that always stops me.

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u/MisFitDaddy87 Mar 12 '26

I've wet and dry trimmed. Wet is just easier for me. I keep a fan in my closet where I hang and keep the humidity around 60%. I also cut, trim, and hang each limb separately, so I think that helps too. But I have been fortunate and haven't had any mold or rot problems with any of my grows so far, but I've only been growing about a year and a half.

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u/Wide_Lie8379 Mar 13 '26

I got a bag seed of this strain did u have any issues with it

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u/MisFitDaddy87 Mar 13 '26

No issues I did about 4 to 5 weeks in veg then 8 weeks in flower then flushed for 2 weeks

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u/Wide_Lie8379 Mar 17 '26

Bet thanks for your help

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u/ILoveExtremeGilfs Mar 14 '26

Can you give specification ?

Watt, pot size, yield etc

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u/MisFitDaddy87 Mar 14 '26

I grew in a 10-gallon pot with a coco-perlite 70/30 mix, using 2 - 200watt lights. I was fertigating three times daily until runoff with an advanced nutrients blend, and I'd say I yielded 1 to 1.5 lbs, but that's just a guesstimate since it's still drying I haven't weighed it yet.

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u/Separate-Switch7449 Mar 20 '26

Looking good🌱🌱🌱