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Don’t know have to check it out. CL
CaptainLucky's First Indoor Golden Tiger Grow 2023
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Hurray! Those foxtails look sparkly my Irish robed buddy!! Yummy!!! Congratulations!Chocolate Thai Update: 2 hours in trim jail just doing a quick wet trim. I harvested half and I’ll finish tomorrow. What a major pita. lol. CL
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Looks
I’m not a mold expert but now I gotta have it checked out by one. I have a feeling that it’s gonna be expensive. Better safe than sorry. CLDon’t know have to check it out. CL
Definitely! Are the floor or walls damp?
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No the walls and floor are dry. Even when everyone else’s basements flood are’s don’t. CL
Might just be old stains from something, but I've never had a basement so I just wanted to ask.
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that’s just staining from basement being flooded @ sometime. CL
Phewf!
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Panama Update: The test jar is reading 68% and now will be all jarred tomorrow. CL 
Panama Update: The test jar is reading 68% and now will be all jarred tomorrow. CL
Nice work! It's surprising it took that long since it's 65% down there so make sure you scope what goes into the jars.
Better safe than sorry!
Better safe than sorry!
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I forgot about finding it @ 70% a couple of times. I’m definitely going to be using a scope on anything that goes into a jar. Question, when filling them 3/4s full does one pack them tightly or loosely? I’m going to be using quart size wide mouthed jars
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Loosely for sure!
Loosely
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Yeah that’s what I thought
but wanted to be sure. I hope a dozen quart jars are enuff. lol CL. 
I find bigger jars are easier to work with. Less burping, more even productYeah that’s what I thought
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That’s what I thought when I bought them but didn’t know about less burping. Thanks for the info
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I like turkey bags for big harvests. Much easier to burp evenly than jars.
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I like to put mine in very large brown paper bags door 2 weeks before they go into jars; but then I've never used a hygrometer.
I used used to hang out until the stems snapped, then 2 weeks in the bags (I used to get them from the cleaners a work), them into jars, still on their stems. Never had a problem.
Looking forwards to hearing your thoughts on The Panama once it's cured. Beech year in going to do the Ace Panama/Tiger cross.
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But then you have to store them in jars or Govee bags. CL
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