WhatsupWorld
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Thanks for the info. Will trim dry then.
Bud Washing
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The first time I washed, I had chopped and defoliated the whole plant first - about a pound - then washed everything. By that time it was too late to trim anything til the next day. I found the trimming was a little more difficult by the next day. Since then, I've washed as I go, giving them maybe 20 -30 minutes of drip time. Trimming was so much easier at that point -while they're still a little wet. Only had to clean my tools maybe once per hour.
The washing procedure itself does not add much time at all.
The washing procedure itself does not add much time at all.
WhatsupWorld
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I assume with ozonated water I wouldnt have the quick dry Probleme?
Skybound
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IDK if I implied that I trim dry, but I surely don't. Immediately after wash, I take the first hanger full that is mostly done dripping and trim when they're still very wet. Gloves last longer and the shears don't gunk up.
Humanzee
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Anyone freeze right after washing?
Don't remember seeing any mentions of this but plan on doing it
Don't remember seeing any mentions of this but plan on doing it
WhatsupWorld
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Hi everybody, unfortunately I am from Europe and can’t help me with the cup unit. On every page i find another conversion. I think the lemon juice is quite simple, cups into liters, both volume. 1cup lemon juice equals to 230ml lemon juice.
But how many grams are one cup of baking soda? I read anything from 180 to 500g.
Maybe somebody can enlighten me please?
But how many grams are one cup of baking soda? I read anything from 180 to 500g.
Maybe somebody can enlighten me please?
Heavenly Hybrid
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From what I can gather, it’s ~225g for 1 cup of baking soda.
Skybound
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230ml of baking soda. It's the same measure. Cups don't have weight either.
Edit - if you decide to use an even 250ml of each, I wont tell Doc Bud if you don't.
Yeah, it's a volume measurement, and no need to be exact. Just use roughly the same volume of each. 
Gotta ask at the very real risk of revealing my ignorance - what is RO?
overlord
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Reverse Osmosis
Heavenly Hybrid
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It means reverse osmosis, it’s a way of making purified water.
Entheo Gardener
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Have you through about using a bubble stone? Or a combo of a pump and bubble stone?
Skybound
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I want to try a pump (still haven't tested) but build a manifold so to split the flow of the pump evenly to lessen the force and not be too turbulent. I think an airstone would work if you were willing to invest the time to really work the bubbles into the nooks and crannies of the buds, but I believe it would take too long, especially if washing a large chop.
Entheo Gardener
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I was thinking more like modifying an airstone to produce larger, more turbulent bubbles... Then the pump at mid height to circulate
Curiousnoob
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Hey guys,
I am doing my first wash on my first grow in the next few days. I will be using the 4 bucket wash as I have had two spots of bud rot and earlier on in my grow a fungus gnat infestation which has now caused 2 dead gnats to every flower
Now my question is, I can only get 6% H2O2 would 100ml per say 20Litres be ok to use? Or should I make it stronger?
Thanks in advance!
I am doing my first wash on my first grow in the next few days. I will be using the 4 bucket wash as I have had two spots of bud rot and earlier on in my grow a fungus gnat infestation which has now caused 2 dead gnats to every flower
Now my question is, I can only get 6% H2O2 would 100ml per say 20Litres be ok to use? Or should I make it stronger?Thanks in advance!
Skybound
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More, though TBH, I'd watch youtube for George's video about washing with H2O2 to get more feedback.Hey guys,
I am doing my first wash on my first grow in the next few days. I will be using the 4 bucket wash as I have had two spots of bud rot and earlier on in my grow a fungus gnat infestation which has now caused 2 dead gnats to every flower
Thanks in advance!
Curiousnoob
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Thanks for getting back to me @Skybound, have you done another wash yet? I was 30 pages in to this thread then sort of jumped to the end as i decided i will harvest and wash today, i will read the rest soon. I have watched George's video and he seems to use the same amount but in a 3% solution, so i just halved it. Will give it a try with the 6% @ 100ml per 20L and see how it goes.
Skybound
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Whaaaaaaaaaat?
How could you not read all 108 pages? LMFAO, I would've bailed by page 3, but my hat's off to ya for going as far as you did. I've washed every harvest I ever had as I stumbled onto this thread mid way through my first grow, and then that turned out to be a male from bag seed, so my next run was a fem seed from Herbies. My first wash I did the 29% strength H2O2 at a pretty strong strength and holy shit, my buds dried fast, and not in a good way. My second time I used a half bottle of store bought 2% or 3%, can't remember which, and that was in the video I made. I think I posted it in the first 10 pages, so if you didn't see it in your pages, then it's only a few pages further.
Curiousnoob
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How did you go with the 3%? I have just finished 3 of my 5 plants other two are still a couple of weeks away. It was a bit of an effort, but I'm sure it's worth every bit.
Bucket 1: 20Litres of tap water with 100mls of 6% H202 room temperature 20 degrees celsius. About 1min wash.
Bucket 2: 40 Litres (container was deep not very long so doubled mixture) tap water at 30 degrees Celsius, 2cups (500gms) bi-carb soda (baking soda) followed by 500mls of coles brand lemon juice which contains disodium metabisulfite. 30 second wash.
Bucket 3: room temperature tap water about 21 Degrees Celsius. 30 second wash.
Bucket 4 : a little under room temperature tap water about 19 degrees Celsius. With a 30 sec wash.
Bucket 1: 20Litres of tap water with 100mls of 6% H202 room temperature 20 degrees celsius. About 1min wash.
Bucket 2: 40 Litres (container was deep not very long so doubled mixture) tap water at 30 degrees Celsius, 2cups (500gms) bi-carb soda (baking soda) followed by 500mls of coles brand lemon juice which contains disodium metabisulfite. 30 second wash.
Bucket 3: room temperature tap water about 21 Degrees Celsius. 30 second wash.
Bucket 4 : a little under room temperature tap water about 19 degrees Celsius. With a 30 sec wash.
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