Great Michael. Did you wash the buds ? if so , what did you use ?Right on man, glad the taster turned out so well
Cant wait to see the full harvest when she’s ripe. We took ours down last night
We just cut trimmed and hung the buds and bagged all the larf. No washing since it took HOURS to get everything trimmed and i’d still be at it if we added washing to the process. Do the extra refrigerator if you can. It seems to be the best method. We just dont have the space for a dedicated frig for thatGreat Michael. Did you wash the buds ? if so , what did you use ?
What process for drying and curing ?
I am all in on trying to figure out the best plan .
Research is my best friend right now .
I could use an extra frig for the garage , so I am looking for a cheap frost free .
I am probably going with the slow method
Definitely still a bit early . I found some amber on the top of this bud and some milky trichs .
Does the dishwasher remove really heavy resin on the sides of the jars nicely?I have been saving these for quite a while.
For an excellent reason.
Well , there was some prep cleaning involved prior to DW.
I can see that you are in the final stage of bud completion.... all of your pistils have now at least got a kink in them... nothing is pointing straight out any more. I think you are within the week of completion... just a few more days and you will see amber at the very topSample #3 . 52 days . Drying it till Wendsday 8/12 . I will celebrate 68.
I must say after quick drying samples 1&2 , even early , especially #2 , the smoke was very good. .
I smoked #2 ( 48 days ) yesterday w/ a very good buddy , a long time stoner , a drummer , he ranked a #8. No cure yet. No amber . Clear to cloudy.
7 to 10 days yet ?
I have taken 42 grams of wet bud so far in 3 samples.
Lots left .
What do you think @oldsmokey @Pennywise ?
Thanks Em. Today is #55 ( plus 6 days after lights flipped ) and the seed info says 55 / 60 days.
Take some time to see if you can spot what I did in your pistils... For more clues on the 3 distinct phases of final bud development that I have identified, please read near the end of my January grow journal of the month, where from late veg on, I tried to identify several new points of note, identifiable phases within the grow cycle. It is a handy tool to have on your belt, to be able to accurately judge how much longer a bud has to go by examining the clues she is giving you.
What is the title of that journal please ?Take some time to see if you can spot what I did in your pistils... For more clues on the 3 distinct phases of final bud development that I have identified, please read near the end of my January grow journal of the month, where from late veg on, I tried to identify several new points of note, identifiable phases within the grow cycle. It is a handy tool to have on your belt, to be able to accurately judge how much longer a bud has to go by examining the clues she is giving you.
Home projects are not all getting done as fast as I imagined they would, but we are getting there. A major priority has been placed on getting the solar working and getting the new grow rooms designed, lumber bought, and hopefully very soon, walls and doors framed in, completed and mylar hung on the new walls. I get tired just thinking about it.
