JimJonesJr
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Excellent tutorial. The candy molds are a great touch. I've never made gummies before. I'm gonna have to try it now. Thanks for the info.
Stocking Up For The Apocalypse: Goody's Perpetual Grow By The Beach 2020
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Thank you! Happy to share, it was easier than I thought with the right recipe. And once you have the infused oil.
The molds are great and make it really easy. There’s lots of different shapes, the leaves are a nice big dose about 2.5x the size of a typical bear.
Great work on the gummy tutorial! 
Thanks for the link in your sig! Much appreciated!
Thanks for the link in your sig! Much appreciated!
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Of course, glad you checked it out!Great work on the gummy tutorial!
Thanks for the link in your sig! Much appreciated!
Everyone can learn something from that link. Unfortunately for me it’s like golf, the more I know about what I’m doing wrong, the worse I get trying to correct it
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Great job on the recipe and instructions. I have been wanting to make some gummies and I need to make another batch of brownies. I wonder which is the best oil to use when making them. I have some infused oil in both EVOO, Grape seed oil and of course some butter for baking. I haven't tried coconut oil yet. That will be next but I am not sure which to use the clear oil or the coconut oil that is solid at room temp. Which oil did you use in your recipe ?
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I’ve only done my infusing into coconut oil so far. I have done canna butter too, but the infused oil is way stronger. I feel like the light coconut taste is mostly gone once it’s cooked too. I guess an advantage of the coconut oil is that is has higher cooking temp than butter so it helps not get any burnt taste in the recipes. I get mine at Costco because that crap is expensive!
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Do you use the liquid kind or the kind that is solid at room temp. I am guessing the liquid kid just want to make sure so I can make some. I Book marked your recipe and instructions
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Glad you can use it!Do you use the liquid kind or the kind that is solid at room temp. I am guessing the liquid kid just want to make sure so I can make some. I Book marked your recipe and instructions
I use the stuff that’s solid at room temp.
Good luck in the kitchen, you’ll never buy gummies again.
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It occurred to me that I almost always post final weights without final trimmed pics.
A lot of others will post with the bowl and all, kind of a pics or it didn’t happen thing.
So here is the first of 3 GelatOG autoflower plants in its finished state.
7.14 oz (about my average) so far from this auto seed, the clones will be chopped early this week, 2 weeks behind Mom.
Really liking the way fridge drying is keeping them so dense and sticky.
A lot of others will post with the bowl and all, kind of a pics or it didn’t happen thing.
So here is the first of 3 GelatOG autoflower plants in its finished state.
7.14 oz (about my average) so far from this auto seed, the clones will be chopped early this week, 2 weeks behind Mom.
Really liking the way fridge drying is keeping them so dense and sticky.
Great yield on that one! Buds look delicious- I imagine they smell as good as they look!
You'll have to fill me in on the low n slow procedure next week...
You'll have to fill me in on the low n slow procedure next week...
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Thanks for the love. They are starting to get that smell.
Hang drying seems to leave a bit more smell at first but ends up with less taste. This way really lowers the initial smell but then it comes roaring back after it’s been in the jar a bit. It scared me a bit at first because it smelled so green, but now I really like this way because it’s very predictable and has a bigger window to avoid over drying.
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Beautiful harvest. Since you posted that refrigerator drying method I went on a search and found info on it. I'm now thinking of finding a small fridge on the local trader for my gh. I think it would be a nice addition for buds and beer. One step closer to my gh man cave idea...lol.It occurred to me that I almost always post final weights without final trimmed pics.
A lot of others will post with the bowl and all, kind of a pics or it didn’t happen thing.
So here is the first of 3 GelatOG autoflower plants in its finished state.
7.14 oz (about my average) so far from this auto seed, the clones will be chopped early this week, 2 weeks behind Mom.
Really liking the way fridge drying is keeping them so dense and sticky.
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I started looking into it because I have this huge commercial fridge and it is mostly empty. But it turns out the mini fridge has more consistent humidity and works better overall. I could probably dry double what I have in there easily, so like 2000g wet. We will find out once my outdoor harvest starts coming down how much that little fridge can do
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Yeah, what I read said you can stack them up in the fridge. Ya just gotta make sure they aren't crushing one another. I love the idea/method. Makes perfect sense to me. Drying out bud should be slow and the fridge does a great job. Wish I could be there to sniff a jar in a few weeks.I started looking into it because I have this huge commercial fridge and it is mostly empty. But it turns out the mini fridge has more consistent humidity and works better overall. I could probably dry double what I have in there easily, so like 2000g wet. We will find out once my outdoor harvest starts coming down how much that little fridge can do
You know... your outdoor harvest isn't going to fit in a "little" anything...
You'll have to weigh it in a laundry basket- probably at least 2 loads....
Those are some sweet looking buds. I may have to get that Gelato running soon too. I think I had some add-on freebies from them on an order in the past. Nice job goody!
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Speaking of that, the weather went south plus it’s so smoky I can’t see the sun. I went out today and cut off a few branches that have been affected by bud rot. Most just had a tiny spot, and they are also the branches that are furthest along. Their trichomes are just a tad early but way further along than some of my past outdoor grows. I trimmed and washed them properly and they are pretty. This isn’t even one of the biggest ones (LRx #1)You know... your outdoor harvest isn't going to fit in a "little" anything...
You'll have to weigh it in a laundry basket- probably at least 2 loads....
They have a really unique odor of cat piss and diesel once they’re hanging up. Weed is about the only thing where that smell means something good lol
They go in the fridge tomorrow once they drip dry.
Just a quick barely noticeable clipping from 2 plants is already 1300g so far
And thank you @MrSauga I’m really happy with this one and bag #1 looks pretty appetizing.
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My books are real heavy, I walk, and im draggin itSpeaking of that, the weather went south plus it’s so smoky I can’t see the sun. I went out today and cut off a few branches that have been affected by bud rot. Most just had a tiny spot, and they are also the branches that are furthest along. Their trichomes are just a tad early but way further along than some of my past outdoor grows. I trimmed and washed them properly and they are pretty. This isn’t even one of the biggest ones (LRx #1)
They have a really unique odor of cat piss and diesel once they’re hanging up. Weed is about the only thing where that smell means something good lol
They go in the fridge tomorrow once they drip dry.
Just a quick barely noticeable clipping from 2 plants is already 1300g so far
And thank you @MrSauga I’m really happy with this one and bag #1 looks pretty appetizing.
No school lunch next week, Im brown baggin it.
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these last 2 pages have been absolute fireworks. epic entertainment here