What about water curing a few buds? It removes the chlorophyll so it makes them a golden color.
SweetSue's Perpetual 2.0 - The Transition To Doc Bud's HBB Kit
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rikvasen
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A very warm hot day so well, I think I should smoke something this night .
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There ya go Tead. A little more work, but you can do it.
Yes...do it. I've been waiting for someone to do this.
I tried it a few years ago. Mine turned out to be more gray than golden. The buds shrink a lot. It smokes differently, not necessarily better or worse.
I never know
If you're willing to wait awhile, Super Lemon Haze cures to a beautiful golden shade ...
I grew that for about four years. It makes some nice buds and smoke. I got careless and lost the strain. It is a keeper strain that I need to add back in to my rotation.
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Never done that before. Heard of it... but never really paid attention. Thanks for the tickler, I'll investigate.
rikvasen
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Okay so I was a bit curious so I looked into the Green Planet nutrients and I bought a whole set of it just to try it out. it's expensive but worth it. So my next run I will be planting 2 Northern Lights and one will be feeded with the whole CannaBio range and the other one will be fed with Green Planet to see which one is best. So, you guys think it's a good idea?
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Experimentation is always a good idea. You'll learn which line suits you best.
rikvasen
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And well, hobbies are allowed to cost some more money!
I dunno..... costing money?!?! Next thing you'll want me to do work!
I prefer to scramble for the bits and get creative.
rikvasen
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Yeah that's true though!!
rikvasen
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okay that's awesome... That's really awesomeToday's example of 'creativity'... the Birkencloner
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Good God, it's never dull in this room, is it?
3 layers of black bags to block the light. 1/2 filled with perlite. Dampened to 'soggy'. Tops tied to seal the bags. Poke holes with a nail (kinda weird... 3 layers... I keep the nail in until I'm ready to stick the stem into the hole). Put plants in. Place in bottom of veg tent and don't touch for 2 weeks or more.
Easy.
For the record, the black bags are my dog poo collection bags. I thought of calling them the poo-cloner... but no.
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In regards of my cloning experiment in soil with beneficial bacteria
Since it's soil, I don't really have a good method to check for roots other than removing the dome and see if they can survive on their own. So here's what I did. I noticed the bottom leaves had yellowed quite a bit. So yesterday at day 7 from taking the cutting, I removed the dome.
Now, 24 hours later, the clones are still standing strong, meaning they are able to survive on their own. Rooted clones in 7 days. That's a new personal record for me. This is the best method I have used so far. This will be my default method from now on. Until I come up with something smarter that is.
They also look so happy. They did during the entire process. This went smooth!
Since it's soil, I don't really have a good method to check for roots other than removing the dome and see if they can survive on their own. So here's what I did. I noticed the bottom leaves had yellowed quite a bit. So yesterday at day 7 from taking the cutting, I removed the dome.
Now, 24 hours later, the clones are still standing strong, meaning they are able to survive on their own. Rooted clones in 7 days. That's a new personal record for me. This is the best method I have used so far. This will be my default method from now on. Until I come up with something smarter that is.
They also look so happy. They did during the entire process. This went smooth!