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Perfect Sun LED
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I forgot to mention that those last photos of the LED and HPS bud sites were
31st day in 12/12
Flower day 21 -- day from first noticing white hairs on all bud sites.
So my second batch of brew finished, made from orange juice. Not bad at all. I will not use pure orange juice again, but not bad. After I emptied the contents a bit, I dropped in several pieces of dry ice, then I recapped it. Wow, the co2 coming out of the tube was so great that it moved the leaves around like a light fan.
I let that co2 just go off until it died down, then I poured out the alcohol, which was then a bit stronger since the dry ice froze lots of the non alcoholic water, etc. Some alcohol stays in the ice, of course. This probably brought it to about 25% alcohol. It isn't really distilling. It only increases the strength a bit. I don't think you can get stronger than 25% this way, even if you start from 20%. If you start from 7-15% you can still get 20% alcohol. Apple Jack is made similarily. In freezer or with dry ice to speed up the process.
The dry ice method gives my plants a big co2 boost.
31st day in 12/12
Flower day 21 -- day from first noticing white hairs on all bud sites.
So my second batch of brew finished, made from orange juice. Not bad at all. I will not use pure orange juice again, but not bad. After I emptied the contents a bit, I dropped in several pieces of dry ice, then I recapped it. Wow, the co2 coming out of the tube was so great that it moved the leaves around like a light fan.
I let that co2 just go off until it died down, then I poured out the alcohol, which was then a bit stronger since the dry ice froze lots of the non alcoholic water, etc. Some alcohol stays in the ice, of course. This probably brought it to about 25% alcohol. It isn't really distilling. It only increases the strength a bit. I don't think you can get stronger than 25% this way, even if you start from 20%. If you start from 7-15% you can still get 20% alcohol. Apple Jack is made similarily. In freezer or with dry ice to speed up the process.
The dry ice method gives my plants a big co2 boost.