First Grow: Sour Diesel, Outdoor 2020

DonkeyDick said:
The link is in @InTheShed ’s signature.
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Rice Balls to lower RH in jars

Let me start by talking about the success of @Scientific's oven-dried rice suggestion. :thanks: HOLY MOLY! Toss out your silicone beads and your store-bought desiccants. If you need fast and extreme dehumidifying, GO WITH RICE! The basic info is that rice took the RH in the jar from 75% to...
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:thanks: For noticing! @DonkeyDick :thumb:
 
BeanTownFan420 said:
Do not get stressed and worried about smoking it to early you'll be like the rest of us here
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Lmao. This is so relative man...We all want instant gratification and it burns us from the inside out not to smoke it...Just like the buds dry from the inside out.

DonkeyDick said:
Initially taking the kids off to burp - a few minutes for gas exchange - you’re going to get more grassy type smells as the chlorophyll breaks down into ammonia and co2 (I think?) so the sharper smells come off first.
If you’re not burping the jars the ammonia gets reabsorbed.
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Is there a problem with burping too much...in other words, not allowing the microbes to break down the bad stuff? I feel like I've been opening my jar way too much, not allowing enough microbial breakdown....Or does chlorophyll break down gradually enough to notice within weeks and not months?

DonkeyDick said:
Keep the lids sealed when you’re not burping them. RH below 70 is perfect you’ll be fine. It’s having the jar sealed and only ¾ full that draws the moisture from the centres to even things out as they cure.
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Thanks dude. My RH is stable at 65% right now which I'm very happy with..now if it stays that way..
Hasn't been rising 1+% per hour which I find hopeful....Staying relatively close to it's proximal humidty...:)
 
InTheShed said:
Or here!

Rice Balls to lower RH in jars

Let me start by talking about the success of @Scientific's oven-dried rice suggestion. :thanks: HOLY MOLY! Toss out your silicone beads and your store-bought desiccants. If you need fast and extreme dehumidifying, GO WITH RICE! The basic info is that rice took the RH in the jar from 75% to...
www.420magazine.com

:thanks: For noticing! @DonkeyDick :thumb:
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Cheers mate!
These guys were typing so fast I couldn’t get away to get the link and get back here. We Donkeys are not renowned for our turn of speed, you know.
It’s just happened again, hasn’t it?
Overtaken again.
Makes my ears flap in the slipstream.

Hope everyone’s having a nice day :ciao:

BTW I used the rice ball method it works a charm. (Thanks Shed!) Be careful not to let the humidity get too low again.

That said, don’t worry. Enjoy your wonderful bounty.
 
Abstrakt said:
Rice doesn't suck up the terpenes? The only gripe I have with packs and fruit is that it takes away a ton of smell/flavor. Makes it bland...Like food without spices.
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Still very tasty afterwards!
 
DonkeyDick said:
BTW I used the rice ball method it works a charm. (Thanks Shed!) Be careful not to let the humidity get too low again.
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This is invaluable! Low humidity is the death of the cure. Rice sounds like the PERFECT alternative....

DonkeyDick said:
Cheers mate!
These guys were typing so fast I couldn’t get away to get the link and get back here. We Donkeys are not renowned for our turn of speed, you know.
It’s just happened again, hasn’t it?
Overtaken again.
Makes my ears flap in the slipstream.
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Holy shit this just made my day!!!
Growing up, my neighbors owned a donkey and every other day it would escape out of it's pen and these guys would chase it with four wheelers and cars, whatever they could...They eventually caught it day after day.
Will never forget that jackass....:rofl:
 
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