Looks good heinz from a low maintenance if slightly higher stress grow!
Fun, Friendly But Still Serious Outdoor Guerrilla Grow Show 2018
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That's great for all natchWas expecting a bit more but hey this was a 100% natural grow no nuts in a 3 gallon pot so I think its pretty good
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It's like you've been in my brain bro.I always imagine this scene when I think about cutting back on nutes. LoL
Just imagine a pitiful, sad little plant voice... begging for a tasty treat. LoL
heinz123456
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Buds were very dry to the touch and crunchy but stems still bends. Was it a good thing to jar them now ? or just put the buds back on a tray to make sure ?
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Hygrometers tell the tale! What's the ambient RH in your house?
heinz123456
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Def will want to have one of those.I could not tell the humidity but its not high that I know.Room temps are always around 19c to 25c.
What's the local weather website say about the RH in your area? I'm asking because it makes a big difference in how you dry cannabis.
Like this:
Like this:
heinz123456
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Alright I see. its pretty high its at 82% right now but really cold.What's the local weather website say about the RH in your area? I'm asking because it makes a big difference in how you dry cannabis.
Like this:
At 82% there's not a lot you can do to air dry them. Do you have a dehumidifier? I use a small one in a copy paper box to dry the buds when the weather doesn't cooperate. You can also try rice balls. Give me a minute and I'll get you the tutorial...
RICE BALLS
RICE BALLS
heinz123456
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Sadly I don't and here we deal with a lot of high humidity. but thanks I will check that out for sure I mean I don't wanna lose what I have
The rice balls are pretty simple if you have white rice on hand. Link here.
I want to add that rice balls will suck a lot of moisture, so having a hygrometer is really important and takes the guess work out of drying and curing. Your plants looked so good you should invest a little on the back-end protection. Digital ones from amazon are around $8 but you can get cheap analog ones at pet stores for use in reptile tanks. Worth every penny.
heinz123456
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That's what I was about to say I had a spare one somewhere but cant seem to find it.I will try and find it otherwise like you said I will go buy one they are pretty cheap oh and thanks for the method I will do this tonight.
Great! I have about 6 digital ones and I spread them around to make sure everything is where it needs to be. Finally, after about a week into the cure with a Boveda 62 pack, I take them out and save them for the next harvest.
Not supposed to link to amazon but search these if you're interested:
SUKRAGRAHA Mini Digital Temperature Humidity Meter Gauge Thermometer Hygrometer LCD Degree Celsius (C) Display Black: Home & Kitchen (or the Fahrenheit version for those who Fahrenheit).
Not supposed to link to amazon but search these if you're interested:
SUKRAGRAHA Mini Digital Temperature Humidity Meter Gauge Thermometer Hygrometer LCD Degree Celsius (C) Display Black: Home & Kitchen (or the Fahrenheit version for those who Fahrenheit).
heinz123456
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Derbybud
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I had my back turned. What did I miss?
Use hygrometers. And nice buds from heinz.
Derbybud
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I meant you posting something that you shouldn't have.
Not that I'm aware of. Haven't been slapped lately, though I do feel one coming with all my youtube links lately...
What are you on about?
What are you on about?
