Shiggity Goes Mad Scientist: Paving The Yellowbrix Road With DIY Adventures!
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Buckshot317
Plant of the Month: Mar 2018
With technology nowadays, there's endless possibilities on how you can run these lights. After this build I'm thinking of finishing the wall out with qb's and monos. Probably get the wavy boards
Coloradokid19
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I don't know how I'm not subbed for this already but you can bet I am now!! Lol. That megafauna looks insane!
I'm ready to see some plants go into that soil as well.
Stay high my friend
I'm ready to see some plants go into that soil as well.
Stay high my friend
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So here is a way to keep your nugs fresh that doesn't cost an arm an a leg! I love gamma seal lids. They are less than 8 bucks online or at your local homie de Pot!
Basically they consist of a twist lid and a ring that attaches to a 3,5, or 7 gallon bucket. I have a 7 gallon food grade bucket here. Lined with a turkey bag. Into it I just put a big megafauna plant untrimmed (about 5 oz trimmed). I can set this aside and let it cure in the bucket and trim when I have time. I can fit another plant in this bucket as well.
These lids are air and water proof. People bury these in the ground with food supplies, money, you name it.
I like them for holding off trimming, for curing, and also to hold the finished product in a stable environment. Get one and think of all the money you just saved on storage!!
Basically they consist of a twist lid and a ring that attaches to a 3,5, or 7 gallon bucket. I have a 7 gallon food grade bucket here. Lined with a turkey bag. Into it I just put a big megafauna plant untrimmed (about 5 oz trimmed). I can set this aside and let it cure in the bucket and trim when I have time. I can fit another plant in this bucket as well.
These lids are air and water proof. People bury these in the ground with food supplies, money, you name it.
I like them for holding off trimming, for curing, and also to hold the finished product in a stable environment. Get one and think of all the money you just saved on storage!!
Gazoo
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Watching from the back row 
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Welcome
Great Gazoo!
Great Gazoo!
I am digging this idea Shiggs. I take it you dry the plant to the point that you would trim and jar anyways. Do you find they cure any different this way and do you still burp them like you would a jar?
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I try to trim and jar when the stems just snap. Same for this. They will cure just the same. And yes I will burp these until they stabilize. Use the big 60g bovedas in these.
My next step will be to Glue in a hygrometer and cut a window and cover it with plexiglass.
My next step will be to Glue in a hygrometer and cut a window and cover it with plexiglass.
Thanks man sounds like a good way to delay trimming when there is a lot that needs to get done.
So glad Yer' back and posting regularly Shiggs...cheerz...h00k...
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It's also a great way to store a harvest when completely trimmed. I bet you could fit 3lbs in there easy.
Me too Hook! I missed my fam!So glad Yer' back and posting regularly Shiggs...cheerz...h00k...
StoneyMemoirs
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Hope I'm not too late! Here for the ride.
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Just getting started Stoney. Have a seat and some of this Huckleberry Kush rosin I made yesterday. Super loud sour berry terpenes and a killer super contented buzz.
Gazoo
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I Need to do more Good deed's, Miss Zetox
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Well if you hadn't invented that doomsday machine...
Gazoo
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Maybe I can use the DeLorean to Fix this, Oh but wait, I would probably
need to bring it back to Zetox and if I could do that PROBLEM SOLVED
Rooster1
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It"s getting crowded in here, going to slide way back over here in the corner and just soak up knowledge. 
Ole Rooster1 running some gardens.... 
BTW, I'll be in and out a lot..... you can bet on that
Ole Rooster1 running some gardens.... BTW, I'll be in and out a lot..... you can bet on that
Im in!
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