InTheShed Grows Inside & Out: Jump In Any Time
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Sounds right!
Congratulations on the 4.7ozs of Sour G in the jar but I would absolutely be looking for an electric grinder for the flower if I had 7ozs to grind for the bong 
the MC would be replaced with the GF. But then I like the GF.
I would also be cautious about building a brick pizza oven out back as it could melt your grass!
the MC would be replaced with the GF. But then I like the GF.I would also be cautious about building a brick pizza oven out back as it could melt your grass!
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I had to sling an emoji in regards to the grass thingy. Fekenlarious!!Congratulations on the 4.7ozs of Sour G in the jar but I would absolutely be looking for an electric grinder for the flower if I had 7ozs to grind for the bong
I would also be cautious about building a brick pizza oven out back as it could melt your grass!
NTH
Congrats on the harvest! Was this the stressed Sour G that will be compared to regular Sour G flower?
It's been hard to get the turkey bags to settle at 62% because the RH in my area has been in the low 30's lately, and turkey bags are not airtight. I would add bread slices to them and get them to 70% and a day after I took them out the bags would be down at 57%. Anyway, both the Jack Herer and Sour G got jarred this weekend (3 jars each) and they'll sit in the dark now for another 3 weeks before they get ground up for the bong.
Bud dryness appears to be the problem I'm having with making rosin. What do you recommend for increasing humidity in the mason jars? The Boveda packs seem to work better on lowering humidity rather than raising it.
On Saturday it was warm and dry so I figured it was the perfect time to grind down the MegaCrop balls so I can stop thinking about the ball-to-powder ratio as the latest bag gets closer to empty. I thought I would combine that with my next bag to help with homogeneity. Here are the bags and my old Krups grinder:
This is what my current bag looks like as I approach the bottom:
And this bag, which has been sealed and stored in the shed, was practically a rock when I opened it:
I had to slam it on the brick to get it moving.
Anyway, after about 3 containers-full of grinding, the grinder stopped and never recovered. I took it apart, greased it, checked the connections, but I guess the motor just gave up from the ball stress.
I'm looking for a replacement grinder now, so if anyone has suggestions let me know! This one was great because the container and blade came apart and were easily washable. Haven't seen another like that yet.
Wow! Busy thread. I had to read 3 pages from yesterday to today. And, for science, here's what my Mega Crop looks like:
Wow shed. First time I ever came to your journal didn't have 4-5 pages . Lmao
U know who you are, and I love you guys. Boo is pretty close to being right. I did enjoy the time off. You're right too Shed. I'm in Olympics mode for the next couple of weeks. My sleep schedule is so messed up right now.
On a note related to growing, I think I am due for an update tonight. Thanks for thinking of me.
On a note related to growing, I think I am due for an update tonight. Thanks for thinking of me.
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Tuesday update and for the record, I now have pistils on the Doug's Varin. I don't count pistil days personally but some folks ask when such and such plant showed pistils, so for the record it's flip day 13.
Here it was in the tent this morning before heading outside:
I put it in the shade and sprayed it with iso/water because I saw a few aphids on the tops, and before I left for work it went into the sun for the day. It gets about 7.5 hours of direct sunlight/day now, and the rest of the 12 hours it's under pretty low lighting in the tent...probably around 20,000 lux. I may bump that up after stretch finishes, very slowly to keep the tops from burning. It's only a 6' tent so I'll have to hang the light from the top bars rather than the hangers.
That's it for me today! Stay safe and be well and happy.
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I won't of course, because I like to maintain my grip strength with this 4" monster.
vague unscientific comparison to the droughted one from October.
Here it was in the tent this morning before heading outside:
I put it in the shade and sprayed it with iso/water because I saw a few aphids on the tops, and before I left for work it went into the sun for the day. It gets about 7.5 hours of direct sunlight/day now, and the rest of the 12 hours it's under pretty low lighting in the tent...probably around 20,000 lux. I may bump that up after stretch finishes, very slowly to keep the tops from burning. It's only a 6' tent so I'll have to hang the light from the top bars rather than the hangers.
That's it for me today! Stay safe and be well and happy.
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I don't even barbecue on the "lawn"! And at VG's suggestion I got the Ninja Express Chop for $20 at Target yesterday (thanks Mrs Shed!), so I could grind all 4.7oz in a single go.Congratulations on the 4.7ozs of Sour G in the jar but I would absolutely be looking for an electric grinder for the flower if I had 7ozs to grind for the bong
I would also be cautious about building a brick pizza oven out back as it could melt your grass!
I won't of course, because I like to maintain my grip strength with this 4" monster.Thanks HG! This was the unstressed version to try to get a
You could try a slice of apple or a piece of moist bread. Bread works fastest.
That looks like what VG is happy with!
Glad to slow things down for you 7D2.
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Moony
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That is a very pretty plant shed. Really something to behold. So healthy and so much growth. Well done dude
Not now... maybe when you leave the popcorn at the door..and
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Thanks Moon!
As I've previously mentioned, I'm just noshing on Amy's while she's away.
I like to use small broken pieces of Terra Cotta pots soaked for a few hours.
Make sure they are clean. H2O2 or bleach then let them dry thoroughly before soaking them in water.
I saw that Raw brand was selling small nicely pressed pieces of Terra Cotta for humidification pieces for a ridiculous amount.
Sorry Shed. “Lawn”. Sounds like I stepped on a touchy one. I’m sure it was a lesson well learned
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Thanks VG!
And thank you Bode! I have to say I'd be wary on the wet paper towel thing since it will be resting against the buds and transferring a lot of moisture to one specific location.
LOL no worries Nev! Never happened and never will. And it's actually called "turf," but I thought "lawn" worked better with your original comment.
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DV is looking great Shed! Always like the way you have the bottom branches all trimmed up no wasted energy with that plant!
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Thanks N! The thought of having to trim the stuff that would grow down there sends chills down my spine.
I love wasting energy! 
I need to be more prudent about taking off lower growth. Still learning how to judge what will make it and what won't.Thanks N! The thought of having to trim the stuff that would grow down there sends chills down my spine.
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