Yeah I could have left her another week, and I should have been more aggressive pruning as there was a bunch of popcorn, a lot of which ended up in the trim trays . The drying is going great, using the Inkbird controller. For the first few days the exhaust fan would cut in and then the humidity fan would bring it back up, holding it within 2% of 58%rh. I have raised the set point to 60% rh as the bulk of the moisture is gone and I want it to cure nicely. Now only the humidity is being added, and despite the tent shut up tite, including a one way valve on the exhaust fan, you can watch the humidity slowly drop and then cut in the humidity fan. So not sure where the humidity is going at this point so its a bit of a puzzle? The room is at about 40% so it might be going out through the tent walls, but I thought they were moisture proof.
Yeah, I am reasonably happy with the yield, and if I would have gone a bit longer and pruned a bit harder it would have been better, so her clone is going to get another crack at it this fall.Great color on those BC!
I was disappointed in my BC yield, but a fantastic smoke nonetheless...
Pretty easyMade some Hash! Thanks @Brewsterman for showing me how. Put the trim and larfs in a 100 micron brewery bag, hung it outdoors at -27 C for an hour, then shook it inside a garbage bag for about two minutes. Ended up with 8.2 grams of nice looking blond hash! Going to do the Crown trim and blueberry next. Plan to turn the remaining trim after shake into butter.
Yeah this is as hard as a rock. I had put the tray in a larger tray of hot water to help roll it up, not sure if that really helped as some seemed to really stick to the pan after that.Pretty easy
I shook some of my trim last night also, after turning into a ball & cooling down It's hard & crystalized
Good Stuff
Just put my pan on the wood stove & as soon as it started turning darker, smooched it in a ball. Had to use my razor blade to scrape it up & clean the pan
