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Are those old oven racks?
yes they are.
i got them super cheap from a place that sells recycled appliances and building materials. they make good draining racks as well.
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Are those old oven racks?
Congratulations on the chop, bluter! Look forward to hearing about how the different flowers smoke. My GG iteration just came down the other week so I'd be especially interested to compare notes on that.
Nice job on the clean up too!
I'm going to have to try this, thank you.this harvest is in the books ..
i actually got a bit more on this run than i thought would happen at chop. sativa bud structure had me fooled.
i wound up trimming and keeping more of the lower stuff than i had anticipated as well. all the bud , even the lower popcorns, on the powerplant and gorilla glue were piles more dense than anything i've done so far. i wound up trimming and keeping way more of the poor boy stuff from those than i normally would. it all helped fill up the jars
i tried to squeeze an extra day of hang time in but the low rh nearly killed it. i did get there in time, but not all the plants were at optimum for jarring, a few had gotten too dry. the powerplant were the driest, both them and the gorilla glue were well under optimum rh 2 hrs after jarring when i checked. so i used a little trick to help get the rh up the jars...
the larger stalks still had some moisture trapped in them. i cut a few up and slid them in the sides of the jars. it raised the humidity by 10 - 15% and got the drier ones in to a window for burping and stabilizing for cure and storage.
it's kind of a standard old trick. for whatever reason i haven't seen it here though. it helps pull the rh up so the boveda packs don't have to do the main lifting. it also helps preserve terpenes. the stalks have to get pulled once the jars are stable though ... or it can have the opposite effect.
I'm going to have to try this, thank you.
Using Boveda's to bring up the humidity can be an absolute taste killer.
Makes sense that it would save terps- it sucks to get that far with beautiful weed then lose taste because we're trying to keep the moisture up.
Boveda's are great most of the time, once it's more stable.
Good looking harvest there, B
Just came up earlier this month! ↓↓it's kind of a standard old trick. for whatever reason i haven't seen it here though.
In the past, I used freshly cut stalk to rehydrate with as it still holds a good bit of moisture in it.
I hope it's worth it! I'm sure you could find something local that would do the same thing for you.
Harvest looks great, and Classico has always been my favorite marinara sauce, and with no sugar!
What was the RH when first going into jars?this harvest is in the books ..
i actually got a bit more on this run than i thought would happen at chop. sativa bud structure had me fooled.
i wound up trimming and keeping more of the lower stuff than i had anticipated as well. all the bud , even the lower popcorns, on the powerplant and gorilla glue were piles more dense than anything i've done so far. i wound up trimming and keeping way more of the poor boy stuff from those than i normally would. it all helped fill up the jars
i tried to squeeze an extra day of hang time in but the low rh nearly killed it. i did get there in time, but not all the plants were at optimum for jarring, a few had gotten too dry. the powerplant were the driest, both them and the gorilla glue were well under optimum rh 2 hrs after jarring when i checked. so i used a little trick to help get the rh up the jars...
the larger stalks still had some moisture trapped in them. i cut a few up and slid them in the sides of the jars. it raised the humidity by 10 - 15% and got the drier ones in to a window for burping and stabilizing for cure and storage.
it's kind of a standard old trick. for whatever reason i haven't seen it here though. it helps pull the rh up so the boveda packs don't have to do the main lifting. it also helps preserve terpenes. the stalks have to get pulled once the jars are stable though ... or it can have the opposite effect.
What was the RH when first going into jars?
I messed up my timing in chop, typically 7 days hanging gives me 69-70rhbin jars that I'm constantly opening and leaving open for a few days. Of course I'll be gone on day 7 of hang and not home until early day 10..dumb, and a bit worried
Thanks Blutes!@Baron Von Blurple knows his stuff lol
Can you describe why you prefer Sativa? This year I am growing a Strawberry Cough which is said to be 80% Sativa so I am looking forward to what she's going to be able to bring to the table, in comparison to the other higher indica content strains. Cheers!
You know, for the most part of my smoking life I have had no idea what sort of strain it was that I was smoking let alone whether it was Indica or Sativa. Some times we were told it was Columbian (a golden pressed weed and fantastic) or Thai or Nepalese weed but other than that, no idea at all, and that was so long ago.hiya stunger.
sativas are a bit more uplifting and activity centered, and less couchlock in nature. that is a good match for adhd, sativas are often recommended for it. most of my stuff is medically slanted.
this is the first time i've run a flat out sativa though. everyone this run was sativa heavy, even the cbdream, but the powerplant were all out sativa. long run time. i have to flip the clones this wkend. 3 month commit.
Sounds like a neat Habitat for Humanity place we have here. I'll keep an eye out.yes they are.
i got them super cheap from a place that sells recycled appliances and building materials. they make good draining racks as well.
You know, for the most part of my smoking life I have had no idea what sort of strain it was that I was smoking let alone whether it was Indica or Sativa. Some times we were told it was Columbian (a golden pressed weed and fantastic) or Thai or Nepalese weed but other than that, no idea at all, and that was so long ago.
So far I have only had 2 'named' strains of 'known' Sativa/Indica percentage. One was White Widow XTRM (Ind60/40) and the other Gorgonzola (30/70Sat). I found the WW stronger in the sense of being more stoned in the head where I felt challenged socially. The Gorgonzola seemed much the same but milder was all I noticed at the time. I had some male WW pollen that I used to make some regular WW x G cross seeds (45/55Sat), these I grew last year and the resulting high feels very nice, where I feel lifted and enhanced but at the same time very clear headed where it is easy and comfortable to do things with. It has become my favourite (out of a universe of 3 strains it can only be a tiny favourite). So I am curious about my Strawberry Cough which at 80% is nearly a 'full' Sativa, how similar or different to my 3 current strains will it be, will the weather allow her time to finish is another question too. I have heard great things about Super Lemon Haze as well. Have you been able to test out Powerplant yet? That is another popular Sativa name.
Congrats on the harvest! Looks like a good result to me.
Sounds like a neat Habitat for Humanity place we have here. I'll keep an eye out.