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FiveToMidnight
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Thanks beast! I really am enjoying this one, very potent and strong!Top work mate well done enjoy ur fruits
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Thanks beast! I really am enjoying this one, very potent and strong!Top work mate well done enjoy ur fruits
There are a couple of really nice looking ones there so fingers crossed it will be a good smoke like the AK49.Those nugs look delicious! I find the trimmers don't gunk up as quickly when trimming after a good wash.
Many people are still skeptical but it's hard not to be convinced once seeing the resultsIt is so much easier! After washing, I hang them till the water stops dripping, then jingle the line to shake off the last bit of water and trim immediately. It's like scissoring lettuce and the residual water still in the nugs acts like a mild lubricant on the blades making for a way more efficient use of my time. I can't see how people still don't wash their buds.
Yeah it's not too bad acctually. Will do a proper report once I get home from workThey're fine. It would only get harsh if you left them to rapid dry. Still having some moisture in them will give you the ability to control the rate of dissipation.
All buds are currently in jars with Boveda packs and a humidifier which is reading exactly 62% inside both jars.I predict the flavor will improve if you set some aside and keep it jarred for a few weeks. Gradually reduce moisture to 62% and hold it there for a while and the natural flavors will be better pronounced.
Thanks for the Sky. Unfortunately I believe the buds were below 62% when first jarred as they seemed to dry out a lot quicker than anticipated. But I'll keep them jarred and burp once a week as you said and see how things go.If they RH holds at 62%, burp maybe once a week for literally just a minute or two.
Edit - Just read your previous post on the previous page and noticed you had Bovedas in the jar. Never having used them myself, I can't comment about what exactly they achieve except from what I read that they keep the RH to a constant 62%, so you'll have to exercise a bit of logic here as I don't know if they function as a desiccant, or a humidifier. Ideally, you want to fast dry the buds down to the 75% range and then slow the dry down some, but still walk the moisture out. The closer you get to truly 62%, the longer you want that process to take until you actually reach 62%, at which point you want to stop the drying completely and settle into the cure.
So depending on the functionality of the Bovedas in combination to the actual RH of your nugs prior to jarring will likely have a big impact on what you can achieve in your cure. If your nugs were above 62%, then I think you'll be in great shape, but if they were below 62%, you might have less than ideal results.