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BeezLuiz & LiquidIntel Outdoor Grow 2019: White Widow, Northern Lights & CBD Lemon Potion
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Hey Beez nice harvest and awesome video of the bowl trimmer in action! Glad Shed said something about the squeak 
Excellent work and I look forward to your smoke report!
Excellent work and I look forward to your smoke report!
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After approx 10 days of drying, the White Widow buds are now at 62% RH and ready for weighing. 
I didn't have enough mason jars so I utilized a turkey roasting bag for the cure. Buds look and smell great so far. Totals for the buds: 720 grams (25.40 oz). Trim is pretty good quality as it's full of popcorn buds and bowl trimmer hash: 140 grams (4.94 oz). Obviously, I'm quite happy with the yield! 
Heavenly Hybrid
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Beautiful harvest Beez!! Man, I wish I could grow outdoor. What area are you in (if it’s ok to ask)? Edit: never mind, I just saw on your info page. 
Your climate looks perfect for it, such impressive results. 
Your climate looks perfect for it, such impressive results.
What a haul Beez!!!! Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very nice harvest Beez!
PCaddict
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Wow that is a lot Great looking Harvest. Maybe someday I will have a harvest like that. 
Wow that is a lot Great looking Harvest. Maybe someday I will have a harvest like that.
I'm with you on that one, That's more than triple my best.
So far...
BigD13
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Nicely done, but I wish you and Shed would stop raising the bar so high.
Amazing harvest BL!
I haven't found roasting bags air tight enough for curing. If I had the room I'd put the bags in tightly sealed buckets. I just keep buying more jars!
Whoa!
I can't even see the bar now!Nicely done, but I wish you and Shed would stop raising the bar so high.
I forget what you told me about that sitchy ation.
JCTJ
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Wow, congrats on another awesome harvest BeezL
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Here in San Jose, the climate is indeed pretty good for growing. I'm far enough from the coast/bay that I don't get too many days of "all day fog" - usually burns off by 9 or 10am. Temps are usually in the 80's most summer days.
Thanks PW - you taught me well!
Thanks PC. I love my light source!
Not for long. Your Northern Lights is gonna reward you nicely in a couple more weeks.
Thanks BigD and
I'm actually with you on that. I used the turkey bags last year on my Sour D and just felt like there was too much air leakage. This year is just temporary until I have a chance to vacuum seal all my other plants that are in jars and just about finished curing. Vacuum sealing has worked great for me so far. I can open a bag after more than a year and it smells, feels and tastes just like it did right before getting sealed.
Thanks JCT!
Is there an air gap when you seal them or do you completely vacuum seal them. Got any pics?
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I do leave some space so that they don't get squished. They are snug, but not too tight. I'll take some pics in a little bit.
Thanks!
PCaddict
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What is your light source ? I got 4 of the Mars Hydro COB lights and a 5X5 tent from them too.Here in San Jose, the climate is indeed pretty good for growing. I'm far enough from the coast/bay that I don't get too many days of "all day fog" - usually burns off by 9 or 10am. Temps are usually in the 80's most summer days.
Thanks PW - you taught me well!
Thanks PC. I love my light source!
Not for long. Your Northern Lights is gonna reward you nicely in a couple more weeks.
Thanks BigD and
I'm actually with you on that. I used the turkey bags last year on my Sour D and just felt like there was too much air leakage. This year is just temporary until I have a chance to vacuum seal all my other plants that are in jars and just about finished curing. Vacuum sealing has worked great for me so far. I can open a bag after more than a year and it smells, feels and tastes just like it did right before getting sealed.
Thanks JCT!
My vacuum sealer has a manual option, so you can wet seal and then stop vacuuming and seal when you're ready.
BL uses the same large ball of flaming hydrogen that I do. Only his backyard is nicer (though mine never needs mowing
).Wet? Is that a technical vacuum sealing term?
BL uses the same large ball of flaming hydrogen that I do. Only his backyard is nicer (though mine never needs mowing
Wet? Is that a technical vacuum sealing term?
There are two options for sealing bags, "Wet" & "Dry." Depends what you're bagging. Unless of course you're looking for some 80's clothing then Wet Seal is the only way to go!