ilikemsticky
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im starting to see that sometimes it doesnt matter if there all stincky amd smelly they can still be very tasty and stony when puffed!
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I'm with Doc, my tent does not smell overwhelmingly but rub the buds a little and smell the fingers and wow! I'm trying to get better about identifying and explaining what I smell but sometimes it just smells great, no further explanation.
In my "tasting room" I have a container of coffee beans. I shake 'em up and smell 'em before each tasting. This cleanses the pallet and allows differentiation of subtle flavors to be discerned.
Try sniffing some coffee beans before going into your tent.
Try sniffing some coffee beans before going into your tent.
ilikemsticky
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hey doc do you think that will work for wine tasting to clean your pallet!
hey doc do you think that will work for wine tasting to clean your pallet!
Yep, works perfectly for pallet cleansing.
DobeWan
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I’m surprised peoples’ experiences with smells vary so widely. I think Yeti’s take that strain makes a big difference explains it to an extent. Better flower development as my skills have increased seems to largely contribute as well, in my case.
I generally get very strong smells from my plants. I’ve been leaving the tent door open to keep heat down and my wife has not been happy about how bad the house smells throughout lights on.
I generally get very strong smells from my plants. I’ve been leaving the tent door open to keep heat down and my wife has not been happy about how bad the house smells throughout lights on.
I find that with a constant climate, the smells stay constant....and it's easy to go nose-blind. My garden smells very faintly of earth and sweetness....but if you touch or rub a plant....look out. You're gonna stink.
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JustMeds
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That is kinda how mine is. There don't seem to be much smell till you start moving, defol or screw with the plants. Then they give off a little more aroma.
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JustMeds
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Here is a pic of the Kwazulu in front of the veg plants. Then there is the White Widow as she got up potted to a 7 gallon fabric bag in a crate. Done a little defol and training getting her ready for her day to shine.
There is a lot of "plant" in that there tent...... all with very good color.
Like the training on the last one.....
Nice colas on the Kwazulu.
Like the training on the last one.....
Nice colas on the Kwazulu.
Killerbudz
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Dammit man! I need you to put doc bud hi brix in the title so I know where to look to learn! 39 pages of research ahead of me 
Scrogdawg
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Those are some fine looking plants JM. That dirt thing is workin for you.
Good looking plants JustMeds, I'll just pull up a chair and watch.
ilikemsticky
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everybody looks happy in there jm!
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JustMeds
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One thing you can notice looking at the root pics of the White Widow is the fuzz. The screaming white roots still have the fuzz on them that is wanted. The older roots get a brown tint to them along sides and at bottom. Plant did not sit in water at all. I am wondering the cause of them roots to loose the fuzz. I really think its a moisture thing.
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JustMeds
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Ok, I got 30g of the Blue Dream out of fridge and cobbed it up. I used a piece of felt with wax paper on top to aid in getting it rolled up. Worked pretty dam good. Now it goes into the Ronco Cobber.
ilikemsticky
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that looks like it will work jm there are quite few growers doing this cant wait to here some of the reports of how good it is!
Killerbudz
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I am right there with you.. one of the reasons I'm switching to hi brix. With Coco all the plants smell the same to me with low odor, but I do have a pretty terrible nose. I think they smell like diesel but wife says they smell like unscented soap
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JustMeds
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Ya, I am the original on that. I found the info and pointed @SweetSue to it. I read everything over on ICmag where it started. I knew if anyone had could find the good in it over here it was her. Fermentation has been here for thousands of years. I think the good of it has mostly been lost.
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JustMeds
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Keeping it organic is huge. Like this here. This is my Fermented Plant Juice. Its fermented cannabis leaves from defol during the grow. 1 week in the jar fermenting and you are good to go. I will soon be finding out how my gals like it. 
