Fun, Friendly But Still Serious Outdoor Guerrilla Grow Show 2018

Looks good heinz from a low maintenance if slightly higher stress grow!
 
heinz123456 said:
Just went to see my plant and pretty much every single pistils are brown but there are so many calyx left. Does that mean anything at all ? or should I get my scope in and see ? Never grown a random seed before so cant really tell if this is normal
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I'd take a peek.
 
Preston9mm said:
I always imagine this scene when I think about cutting back on nutes. LoL

Just imagine a pitiful, sad little plant voice... begging for a tasty treat. LoL

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It's like you've been in my brain bro.
 
Hygrometers tell the tale! What's the ambient RH in your house?
 
What's the local weather website say about the RH in your area? I'm asking because it makes a big difference in how you dry cannabis.

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At 82% there's not a lot you can do to air dry them. Do you have a dehumidifier? I use a small one in a copy paper box to dry the buds when the weather doesn't cooperate. You can also try rice balls. Give me a minute and I'll get you the tutorial...
RICE BALLS
 
InTheShed said:
At 82% there's not a lot you can do to air dry them. Do you have a dehumidifier? I use a small one in a copy paper box to dry the buds when the weather doesn't cooperate. You can also try rice balls. Give me a minute and I'll get you the tutorial...
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Sadly I don't and here we deal with a lot of high humidity. but thanks I will check that out for sure I mean I don't wanna lose what I have :P
 
The rice balls are pretty simple if you have white rice on hand. Link here.
 
I want to add that rice balls will suck a lot of moisture, so having a hygrometer is really important and takes the guess work out of drying and curing. Your plants looked so good you should invest a little on the back-end protection. Digital ones from amazon are around $8 but you can get cheap analog ones at pet stores for use in reptile tanks. Worth every penny.
 
InTheShed said:
I want to add that rice balls will suck a lot of moisture, so having a hygrometer is really important and takes the guess work out of drying and curing. Your plants looked so good you should invest a little on the back-end protection. Digital ones from amazon are around $8 but you can get cheap analog ones at pet stores for use in reptile tanks. Worth every penny.
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That's what I was about to say I had a spare one somewhere but cant seem to find it.I will try and find it otherwise like you said I will go buy one they are pretty cheap oh and thanks for the method I will do this tonight.:Namaste:
 
Great! I have about 6 digital ones and I spread them around to make sure everything is where it needs to be. Finally, after about a week into the cure with a Boveda 62 pack, I take them out and save them for the next harvest.

Not supposed to link to amazon but search these if you're interested:
SUKRAGRAHA Mini Digital Temperature Humidity Meter Gauge Thermometer Hygrometer LCD Degree Celsius (C) Display Black: Home & Kitchen (or the Fahrenheit version for those who Fahrenheit).
 
InTheShed said:
Great! I have about 6 digital ones and I spread them around to make sure everything is where it needs to be. Finally, after about a week into the cure with a Boveda 62 pack, I take them out and save them for the next harvest.

Not supposed to link to amazon but search these if you're interested:
SUKRAGRAHA Mini Digital Temperature Humidity Meter Gauge Thermometer Hygrometer LCD Degree Celsius (C) Display Black: Home & Kitchen (or the Fahrenheit version for those who Fahrenheit).
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Great I'll have a look for sure thanks :thumb:
 
Use hygrometers. And nice buds from heinz.
 
Not that I'm aware of. Haven't been slapped lately, though I do feel one coming with all my youtube links lately...:rolleyes:

What are you on about?
 
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