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Them are some well stacked colas for only 25 days!
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Yeah, pretty happy with them, have been hitting the nutes pretty hard with the Big Bud additive and just cutting them back now to a more reasonable 1600 from 2100. The Crown Royale in particular seems really fast. Here's a pix at flip day

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buzz62 said:
Yeah, pretty happy with them, have been hitting the nutes pretty hard with the Big Bud additive and just cutting them back now to a more reasonable 1600 from 2100. The Crown Royale in particular seems really fast. Here's a pix at flip day

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My Crown Royale was a beast. 30 tops, vigorous, fragrant flowers. Nice smoke
 
UrbanAchiever said:
My Crown Royale was a beast. 30 tops, vigorous, fragrant flowers. Nice smoke
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This is my 2nd time growing this one, the first time from seed one of the two plants seemed to naturally table top without training, so its one I intend to keep going for a while, I also got over 300 grams a plant and it was not as vigourous looking as this time, so I am hopeful I can get it to the end without any snags and better my record!
 
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DrZiggy's Low And Slow Drying: Maximizing Your Harvest

Since beginning this thread we've had a member show up who'd spent the years since 1993 refining this very process. He's already worked out what we were trying to discover - the most favorable atmospheric conditions, how to adjust humidity levels when it's time to jar it up, and for that matter...
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Due to the volumes grown I use a LAM (lazy ass method). I've gone to using a tent with hanging trays, interior fans, and an automated humidity system consisting of a exhaust fan to lower the humidity, and a fan blowing across a tray of water in the tent to raise it. The inkbird humidity controller runs both and keeps it at + or - 2 % RH at 58%. I can put 5-8 pounds wet in the 7 layer trays, and two of them fit in the tent. I keep the tent in a 65F room with about 45% humidity. This way I can dry large amounts without having to even look at it more than once a week and after 3 weeks its perfect and into the mason jars it goes.
 
buzz62 said:
Due to the volumes grown I use a LAM (lazy ass method). I've gone to using a tent with hanging trays, interior fans, and an automated humidity system consisting of a exhaust fan to lower the humidity, and a fan blowing across a tray of water in the tent to raise it. The inkbird humidity controller runs both and keeps it at + or - 2 % RH at 58%. I can put 5-8 pounds wet in the 7 layer trays, and two of them fit in the tent. I keep the tent in a 65F room with about 45% humidity. This way I can dry large amounts without having to even look at it more than once a week and after 3 weeks its perfect and into the mason jars it goes.
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I am stuck to a tiny overall space until our house is finished. After that I will have a proper dry space. I use the Iponics controller because I am very into the LAM method. I am about to automate my soil watering because the damn things take forever to water properly and I don’t have that time. Thanks to Dutchman for pointing me the right direction.
 
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