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Get yourself one or more of these,
fill the bottom with rice, don't jar the buds until they snap off the stix and the stem that attached them has shrunk and is no longer green [unlike this pic, these were test runs and small buds].
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It's a desiccation jar, look online, they're pricey.
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Other than the fact that it is a precision-ground hermetically sealed jar with a built-in desiccant chamber and perforated porcelain separator which has the option to be evacuated, and about $400+, nothing.
Good grow brother.
I assume that there is still some more curing yet, but you shouldnt lose too much more weight? I chopped my last ones a few weeks ago and it is still curing. It tasted okay after dry, but now they have no bud flavor and doenst taste good when smoked. Its been almost 2 wks in jars after the dry. Maybe its just the strain that needs longer cure.
That or I just suck at curing. I manicure everything as I harvest it. Then I hang them in rubbermaid tub with fan for 5-6 days then chop most of the stems off and jar it for a few weeks. Usually its okay after dry, then gets better the longer it cures. Im thinking that maybe it was the fan in the bin that locked in the chlorophyll.
The reason I brought that up was because you said your master kush still has a lot of chlorophyll. I am pretty sure that master kush is a mostly hindu kush strain, so I thought maybe the cure would be similar. Thought I would ask you since yours look great.
They all look dank, especially the master and ogre.
I can't wait for my first harvest..everytime I see those mason jars filled up it really gets me all sorts of excited.
Marley
This is everything a grow journal (and grow) should be! Thank you for sharing the knowledge.
nice harvest munki looks dank
Beautiful harvest Munki!
Congratulations on a good looking harvest
Great grow Munki and an excellent journal - I learned a great deal!
congrats on the harvest bro, hope in a week or so mine will be in the jars once dried and i can be smoking like you. your buds look killer my friend. enjoy
Thanks IrishBoy. You finally got that epic crop in, congrats! I'll have to stop by your journal. For anyone who hasn't seen it, check out IB's grow. Awe inspiring.
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I'm currently growing sharksbreath, if you have any words of wisdom, you can make me smile.
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As in easily burned or really needy? I don't understand what you mean bysensitive. DNA sez it's a heavy eater, but I'm a soil builder, not a plant feeder [unless I the girlies demand it] and it seems to be anything but a heavy eater. This strain burns in soil that is optimal for my other strains but grows [or eats it way] out of it.
Note the slight burn from too much to eat.
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If the buds are really dry when going into the jars, they don't seem to kick into a cure process. Using some orange peel slices has worked well to add back the bit of moisture back. I recommend that you use a whole orange and scrub the outside with soap, water, and a scrub brush to get out any bad growth or spores, then cut off some slices of the peel and toss in. Move the peel around for a couple of days then remove them.
All the buds are now smoking OK. Cure will continue, but I've been enjoying the meds!
I build my soil so that it will run out of nutes during the end of flowering. If done perfectly, the fans are cannibalized for nutes during the last 1/3 of flower.
I want to stick with organic
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I like how you roll B...I build my soil so that it will run out of nutes during the end of flowering. If done perfectly, the fans are cannibalized for nutes during the last 1/3 of flower.
As you can see from the the above picture, this mix was fine for the blue odyssey but as you can also see from the sharksbreath, the leaves are still deep green and slightly tip burned. I'm about 3 weeks before chop and will flush these, something that I don't normally have [or want] to do.
The jar will fix the green taste from too much N at the end if flushing isn't enuff.
Thanx for the input,
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I never said that "I want to stick with organic" [although, that is how I grow.] Building soil requires access [which I have] to cheap, bulk materials and is a waste of time unless you build and use a bunch at a time. For smaller scale use commercial, I like [and use] Sunland Organic, it's already built and enriched with good stuff. To build my own I use redwood compost, oak leaf mold, powdered rock [volcanic is my fav] any other fully composted wood [no big hunks] that won't drop the pH, Gro Power+ for humic acid, microcritters, et al., gypsum to adjust the pH if necessary [depends on what type of wood is used.] I don't use peat or sphagnum moss as these are acidic. Organics provide nitrogen, minerals and micros in the rock dust and GP+. pH the water every time that you water to release the nutes and you're good to go. If the plant show signs of deficiency, you can topdress with the GP+, but the trick is to build the soil with just enough nutes to run out right at the end, and this will vary by strain. The buds will pull nutes out of the surrounding leaves during the last trimester of flower, and will taste much better than if the leaves have too much nitrogen at the end. It's kinda like docking a sailboat, you want just enough momentum to get to the dock without overshooting or falling short. Takes practice.
Mandala Seeds has wonderful FAQs that cover everything about growing and curing and I highly recommend reading all of them, especially their soil recommendations, as it will save a thousand ???????s. I'd put a link in for you but the powers that b would delete it as Mandala doesn't pay rent here.
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Can't stop growing, it violates all kinds of rules.
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Thanks for this, Munki I learned tons, as I venture forth into my adventures with coco, hempy buckets and LEDs.
I've been reading LED and coco threads here like mad the past few days, and think I've got enough accrued knowledge to pull it off.
You, Irish Boy, Doc and SS have been nothing short of inspiring!
Friggin outstanding job, Munki and way to go with the leds!! Great journal!!