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Thanks Sue! Most of mine are lying flat, maybe all of them now that you said that. Still, they're packed in there. I'll check em in 2 days then again in another 3. I have a few bags that I took on Friday, time to check em,
I did a very small batch when this thread first started and the gf loved it, not sure why it's taken me so long to get back to it. Part of this is that I only trimmed off fans and any leaves that did not have any resin, that is the way they will stay when I jar them and those dry sugar leaves will trim themselves in the jar (thanks Neiko!) this trim session took me just over 4 hours, chop, wash, trim and bag (after 4 hours hanging) for 3 significant plants. I love it and will never go back to wet trimming, hang dry. Don't ask me about cob, I'm not ready yet, some day.....
I feel the same way ween. To finish the day and have the harvest all neatly tucked away, knowing I could walk away for a full two weeks and come back to top shelf buds brings a level of satisfaction unmatched by any other method I've played with.
Cobs are in their own class. Soon ween. When you do your first one you'll kick yourself for waiting so long.
Wow, just kinda perused this thread... I am so happy Hacks turned me on to it, I have a basement that is half root cellar.. My grow area stays at like 78 and 56 with little effort in the summer obviously, but during the winter it is like 45 and dry outside the grow area containment... Certainly perfect at the warmer temps for my outdoor harvest to cure... Additionally the different methods such as paper bags and the like are very valuable tidbits.... Thank you all for great info...
Well hello there big bud fan65. to the thread. The root cellar sounds exciting! Many of us bought little fridges to accomodate this passion. Lol! We do that because we're not lucky enough to have a root cellar. Of course the fridge works year round.
You'll be pleased as punch when you try the first batch. The subtleties one discovers in the terpene profiles are entrancing the first few times through. After a long string of successful harvests done low and slo I started to take it for granted. Lol!