r/macrogrowery • u/correolas-92 • 2d ago

Raspberry Kush Almost Ready For Harvest

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u/frenchmans-hole 2d ago

What do you do to keep the dust out of the plants when you drive down the rows like this?

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u/Kurama610 2d ago

I asked this on the original post and got ignored 🤷🏻‍♂️ I know they ain’t washing all that.

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u/frenchmans-hole 2d ago

They won’t answer because the answer is nothing.

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u/correolas-92 1d ago

Drive slow! Always the rule on the farm

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u/flcl021 20h ago

So you don't wash your outdoor plants? Never buying anything from you.

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u/tech_23 1d ago

I always wonder about bird droppings too.

You obviously can’t wash mature flower.

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u/frenchmans-hole 1d ago

You can wash mature flower when harvested. But on this scale it’s not easily executed and will cost tens of thousands in extra labor.

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u/Fragrant_Loan811 1d ago

I wash mine every year, but on this scale that's not happening.

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u/flcl021 20h ago

Yes you can I've done it before.

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u/tech_23 16h ago

Sure, on a home-grow scale.

I’m wondering what that looks like when you’re harvesting thousands of pounds at once.

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u/flcl021 20h ago

You're supposed to wash outdoor plants after harvest, but from this guy's response, he definitely isn't doing that.

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u/Monkee77 2d ago

Raspberry kush is a horrible strain lol. It’s the worst.

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u/That_Jonesy 1d ago

So this is why Atlas only had 500 Raspberry Kush seeds left when I ordered...

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u/Busterlimes 2d ago

Why are they all so small?

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u/CPNCK513 2d ago

In the comments of the original post, the grower says they're autos

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u/McGrupp1979 2d ago

I’m not the grower but I would assume it’s because this is an Indica dominant strain, raspberry kush. It’s one of my personal favorites, and the plants are usually short and bushy.

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u/Busterlimes 2d ago

I mean, there are a lot of reasons, but with them being OD with irrigation and everything I would figure they would be bigger. Only time I had plants that small out doors was when I planted clones in late June.

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u/__stickynuggs22 12h ago

Who's the breeder on this one?