I think it gives a little mellower smoke at first anyway, Beez that’s make plant.
Cottage 420's Organic Perpetual Indoor Garden
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These are the strangest buds I've seen since I started growing last spring.
Evacuation order issued.
Smell that plant up close and then go smell a female.
I just took 4 paper bags from the fridge. No mold (my biggest fear) and still smell great. And it took 8 days to dry as opposed to 4 or 5 the way I usually do it.
I was kidding, Bob. This male is much welcomed and has his own little spot outside all by himself. He is a Northern Light #5 by Nirvana seeds. His sister ( a gorgeous plant) just started her second week of flowering. I'll dust a handful of buds on one branch with some pollen. I want to collect and store some to use with the Hawaiian Mayan Gold plant about it's 5th week of flowering.
Hey i remember pennywise saying you need to take buds out every day to let em air out a bit.. how will you do that while on vacation? Smells like balls to me haha
If he’s just partially filling the bags he’s probably good.
kelticBlue
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I dry in the fridge all the time usually around 2 weeks they are good. I dont mess with them much whilst they are in the paper bags.
beginning of the thread
drziggys-low-and-slow-drying
if anyone is interested a good start here.....lotus cure
Blame me for the paper bags, they were my idea, I did not have jars to spare or anything else to use, me fault.
That being said I am cob curing my next harvest if i have time.
beginning of the thread
drziggys-low-and-slow-drying
if anyone is interested a good start here.....lotus cure
Blame me for the paper bags, they were my idea, I did not have jars to spare or anything else to use, me fault.
That being said I am cob curing my next harvest if i have time.
The low and slow is working well for a lot us and paper bags is the way to go.
kelticBlue
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I also like the way the door to the refrigerator opens with a sweet smell
works for me because I have to leave them unattended sometimes for a week at a time.
works for me because I have to leave them unattended sometimes for a week at a time.
Takes a lot of work off your plate during the dry phase.
I love the slow and low method......tough if you have a bunch of plants and don't have a full fridge to dedicate to it.
Tony Urban
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You can pick up mini fridges for fairly cheap these days. I have two. Both for beer but in case of emergencies beer can be evicted for a while.
Space is a premium for us in our current location. Even a mini fridge would be tough to pull off (unless I put it in our bedroom LOL)
...there Ya go...bedside tables..
...cheerz...h00k...
...cheerz...h00k...
Pjs420
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...there Ya go...bedside tables..
^^^ literally what went through my head
ilikemsticky
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I like that to mmm!I also like the way the door to the refrigerator opens with a sweet smell
works for me because I have to leave them unattended sometimes for a week at a time.
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Still here everybody.... just took a 420 break and here at the cottage. I did Partially filled like not even 1/4 way and used the larger lunch bags for most of the stash. I hope they are done when I get home in a few daze. If it goes south, hey lesson lernt.
Filled my entire fridge with sandwich bags full of buds. They were fairly airy too due to the plants all being foxtailed so everything should be good. Thats the plan.
Backup I still have BH #5 growing but heat has been bad. Even with AC its going to get hot.
It's been hot in Ontario... wow. I've never been up here where I missed AC. Yesterday was a day like that. Hotter than hell and several more days to go.
I dont think it was this hot down home in Philly.
Anyways I'll be back.... just taking it real slow n easy in all this heat. Humidex @ 45C is like 120F - that's about right the way it feels. Jump in the lake and get out start sweating all over. No work getting done here thats for sure.
Great to hear from you @bobrown14 . This is one of my favorite stops! Lol
MagicJim
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Hot everywhere so it can't be avoided. I actually mixed soil in this heat yesterday and was dripping within the first half hour. No need to complain since heat is everywhere...LOL.
Enjoy the lake often.
Take care in this heat, it’s dangerously hot here and sounds like you have the same temps.