So, I have two plants. One is for experimental purposes of doing whatever I felt like doing to it as a newbie. The other, I followed advice from the forums and actually took the time to look up terms.
The experiment is at the drying stage and turning brown. I put indoors, by my window for natural lighting. I figure that'd be fine since it isn't always sunny in wee ol Donegal. I'm reading now that it is to be hung upside down, in a dark place. Some say natural lighting for four days then darkness hanging then into a jar to be aired out for an hr a day
I'm not familiar with grow slang either. To my understanding, harvest is drying and curing is preserving it's lush color and protecting it from the elements in a jar. May be wrong there.
The last picture is more green...Maybe because it is still on the stem?
It looks far from what I grew up with in LA and even the Irish stuff sold on the street has put my buds to shame.
The one I took time with, a non autoflower is beautiful despite non hydroponics growing. Jack Herer that I picked up in Amsterdam. Both plants been growing since May 15th of this year.
From all the things I read, I'm conflicted.Which is the best way to dry and cure? It is cold now that the autumnal equinox arrived.
The experiment is at the drying stage and turning brown. I put indoors, by my window for natural lighting. I figure that'd be fine since it isn't always sunny in wee ol Donegal. I'm reading now that it is to be hung upside down, in a dark place. Some say natural lighting for four days then darkness hanging then into a jar to be aired out for an hr a day
I'm not familiar with grow slang either. To my understanding, harvest is drying and curing is preserving it's lush color and protecting it from the elements in a jar. May be wrong there.
The last picture is more green...Maybe because it is still on the stem?
It looks far from what I grew up with in LA and even the Irish stuff sold on the street has put my buds to shame.
The one I took time with, a non autoflower is beautiful despite non hydroponics growing. Jack Herer that I picked up in Amsterdam. Both plants been growing since May 15th of this year.
From all the things I read, I'm conflicted.Which is the best way to dry and cure? It is cold now that the autumnal equinox arrived.
