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Off to a pretty good start. The smell is awesome.
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Off to a pretty good start. The smell is awesome.
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haha i know how that goes. We have 99% humidity days, just opening a jar makes all the weed too wet haha.We do similarly FWIW. They get hung in a room at 22-23c (70-72F) and Rh 60% Then put in mesh hanging baskets when trimmed moving around in the breeze from fans. We could do in a week but there’s generally a lot and its too cold in there for the trimmers so the nugs need extra drying. They get trimmed outside the room and soak a load of moisture back in within 5 minutes
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Thanks so much bruv!WOW, Just absolute WOW. You are an incredible artist Bruv. CL
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Yep same same. We’re within a few 100 miles of the same latitude as you - today its pissing it down with rain
Casually late... lol
Off to a pretty good start. The smell is awesome.
Congratulations! Great and beautiful plant. You really are a detailed man Braddah - even trimming in the same conditions? Good for you. No wonder your weed always looks so perfect. So you’re a little or no amber guy too? All milky is the preference?
Chopped. I only have a short time to get these dry and in bags so I'm using an old commercial method.
- Keep everything cold and the humidity at the ideal dry/cure point from the moment of chop to the moment they go into the curing bags.
- Hang, and immediately begin deleafing.
- Once the leaves are removed go back and trim/remove the buds from the stems.
- As the trimmed buds are removed from the stems lay them in shallow cardboard boxes.
- Give the boxes a gentle shake once a day to tumble the buds around, and they should be dry and ready to go within a week.
I always dry this way! Same method as you described start to finish. Is that old school? It’s how I was taught and it works great! I let them hang until the first day I start to wonder if they’re ready. That’s box day. From there it’s only 2/3 days to trim and jar day!
Off to a pretty good start. The smell is awesome.
Yeah, keep clear of the crazys when you can! I do!I do have nice balls. Hash is certainly helping me get some relief from the craziness out here right now!
Man that's pretty purple bud! Nice growing!
I thought Florida had high humidity but damn it’s like what I have heard the Vietnam Vets say what it was like over there. CL
Fully cured? CL
Chopped. I only have a short time to get these dry and in bags so I'm using an old commercial method.
- Keep everything cold and the humidity at the ideal dry/cure point from the moment of chop to the moment they go into the curing bags.
- Hang, and immediately begin deleafing.
- Once the leaves are removed go back and trim/remove the buds from the stems.
- As the trimmed buds are removed from the stems lay them in shallow cardboard boxes.
- Give the boxes a gentle shake once a day to tumble the buds around, and they should be dry and ready to go within a week.
Congratulations on the harvest Braddah! They're just as pretty off the plant as they were on, and I hope they smoke just as well.
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Thanks shed! Way to go on those MONSTER killer cookies! Looks like your tactical trim team took them down expeditiously!Congratulations on the harvest Braddah! They're just as pretty off the plant as they were on, and I hope they smoke just as well.
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I still cure for at least few weeks after, but I know dudes who move em out that fast to turn around and start the next run (though they have more flower so it takes longer to trim, and thus hangs a few days longer than mine does).Fully cured? CL
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Yeah the rainforest is no joke. Luckily we have the trade winds out here a lot of the time keeping things comfortable. Its the still days that suck.I thought Florida had high humidity but damn it’s like what I have heard the Vietnam Vets say what it was like over there. CL
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Thanks Stone! The fires on Maui really f'd stuff up. The economy is crashing, hundreds of businesses all over the island have closed, hundreds dead, hundreds more without homes or jobs. Crazy stuff.
I don't think small scale growing is for me, but I think this strain is a winner! Stoked you stopped by, I always admire your work!
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Well its one way, been around since at least the 90's... there's a contingent on 420 who adhere to the slow and low method, this is the fast and low!
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The whole checking the trichs thing is kinda new to me, I came up judging more by overall look and 'feeling'. I don't know that I've had a plant that ripened uniformly so I guess given the opportunity I would go for 75-80% Milky 10-15% amber, and the rest under developed or somewhere in between. I imagine the trichs undergo ripening post harvest to some extent?
It seems like some life stuff always happens though that dictates my need to harvest enough so that I end up harvesting at whatever point seems good enough in relation to my stress level about the whole thing
. However it works out I find that my homegrown usually gets me stoneder than the stuff I encounter elsewhere and that's all that really matters at the end of the day.- Thread starter
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haha right! It smells like something died in my house, but in a really good way
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yup, that looks familiarYep same same. We’re within a few 100 miles of the same latitude as you - today its pissing it down with rain
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