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Pinktiger777
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Read the edited version of my last post. I will let you and @Emilya try again if you want to.Works for me
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Read the edited version of my last post. I will let you and @Emilya try again if you want to.Works for me
I did mean per plant... so I am sticking with my 4.5 per.You are all too low. I got more than 9 on the last harvest and this is more. It's not the Price is Right. I won't penalize you for going over. The plan is to get close. Now, remember: those blue buckets are 5 gal buckets. The stems in there were too big for a vase, as they would have pulled it over with the weight of them.
This is a lot of weed.
Lol whatever!Oh yeah, me too!
LOL, you think I had a theory? Ha. I just thought it would be good to have it not change temperature too much until I got a firm reading on the humidity level. This morning it was 65, so I brought it upstairs and stashed it. Put two Boveda 62 paks in it.I think you're putting too much pressure on yourself with the growth goals. There's nothing wrong with consistency either. Maybe a new strain will bring higher yields, maybe two plants, maybe the same strain will get you three more ounces next time. A successful grow can be measured in all sorts ofweighsways .
I'm curious about the sealed CV in the fridge? What's the theory behind that?
Wow. OK, I will do that. I usually check it daily at this stage, anyway.Keep in mind that the meter is reading relative humidity, so that number changes with the temperature. 65% at 40º isn't 65% at 70º in a sealed container.
I'd say take out the Boveda and see where the RH is at room temps, since that's where you'll be storing it now.
I've always put too much pressure on myself, like that time I took 21 college hours in one semester and got a 4.0.I think you're putting too much pressure on yourself with the growth goals. There's nothing wrong with consistency either. Maybe a new strain will bring higher yields, maybe two plants, maybe the same strain will get you three more ounces next time. A successful grow can be measured in all sorts ofweighsways .
I'm curious about the sealed CV in the fridge? What's the theory behind that?
Maybe, but maybe a different strain would bring you different results!I think we finally reach maximum.
I had them in the fridge for 7 days in the buckets. Then I was able to cut them off the stems and place in the bags. I left them in the bags until yesterday. Then I put them in the CV and left them in the fridge. Tomorrow would be 14 days. I don’t want them to dry out too much in the fridge. So I check them carefully. They need to get below 65 percent to begin the cure. In three months they will be perfect. I’ll check the rh tonite. They should be room temp now.Looks like the start of another terrific grow!
How long did you low and slow in the bags in the fridge? And did you go from the bags to the CV in the fridge? I'm just trying to understand your drying process, since this isn't the first time you've harvested and all...
Maybe, but maybe a different strain would bring you different results!
What happened was, we went to Vegas and she went to a dispensary and got some edibles in cute little containers. LOL. Now she has me making edibles for her. No cute containers, though.Until recently, she was not interested in the plants - now she wants edibles.