RheinRover
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Bummer those COBs can't be left out to cure. They look so beautiful, can only imagine about 6 of them hanging off of your bow. That would sight for sore eyes 
SweetSue's Perpetual 3.0 - The Hempy/HB Hybrid Grow
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So I have to tell you this really bothered me that you had harvested at 32 days of flower.
Now I see it was 82 days. Looking forward to watching the cob cure. I too have a candidate for a cob cure later.
Now I see it was 82 days. Looking forward to watching the cob cure. I too have a candidate for a cob cure later.
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Sorry Sue, I was going to send some hugs earlier, but had to go do legal paperwork for deed transfers.
^^ extras because I was late.
Wow! That cob thread took my entire day yesterday. Lol! Thank you Bonsaiweed.
You keep saying cob.... but I have yet to see any lights or corn? Maybe I'm confused?
I see Amy straightened it out. 
You'll have to try one somewhere along the line Dabber. Bummer those COBs can't be left out to cure. They look so beautiful, can only imagine about 6 of them hanging off of your bow. That would sight for sore eyes
Well you'll love this picture RheinRover. Taken just a couple minutes ago just for this journal.
So I have to tell you this really bothered me that you had harvested at 32 days of flower.
Now I see it was 82 days. Looking forward to watching the cob cure. I too have a candidate for a cob cure later.
Hahaha! You have the eye for the detail Jim. I'm so glad you're watching over my shoulder.
I'll change that when I post this. 
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Good afternoon everyone 
It's been a busy couple of days with the new cob curing thread running at full throttle. Dangle an exotic buzz in their faces and they'll come running. Lol!
I have a special joy to share with you all.
I killed the clone cuttings, necessitating a new seed drop. Since my daughter has learned that she likely won't be heading to LA in July as planned she decided this was the time to begin her training in cannabis cultivation. No better plant to start with than her base meds, the CBD Critical Cure. She planted it herself today.
She's considering starting her own journal once the seedling breaks ground, but that's still up in the air. She knows her pictures will be shared here.
Now that warms my heart. I want her to be able to step in at any time and grow for herself. Our intention is that we become a team, growing our medication together.
Cobs getting ready to ferment and my daughter planting her own seed. The days not even half over.
Deliberate joy. This is what your life becomes when you begin to care more about the way you feel than anything else, and then deliberately choose thoughts that cultivate joy in your cells. The universe picks up on that joyful vibration and begins matching you up with more experiences that'll bring you joy.
The real secret is that the more you practice joy as a deliberate expression the more every experience becomes a catalyst for joy. A happy catch-22 situation.
Yeah....someday we'll get all the emoticons back and all these posts will make more sense.
Time for a walk in the cold. Four and a half hours until I crack the sweat box open. I'm beginning to pace. Lol! Later my friends.
It's been a busy couple of days with the new cob curing thread running at full throttle. Dangle an exotic buzz in their faces and they'll come running. Lol!
I have a special joy to share with you all.
I killed the clone cuttings, necessitating a new seed drop. Since my daughter has learned that she likely won't be heading to LA in July as planned she decided this was the time to begin her training in cannabis cultivation. No better plant to start with than her base meds, the CBD Critical Cure. She planted it herself today.
She's considering starting her own journal once the seedling breaks ground, but that's still up in the air. She knows her pictures will be shared here.
Now that warms my heart. I want her to be able to step in at any time and grow for herself. Our intention is that we become a team, growing our medication together.
Cobs getting ready to ferment and my daughter planting her own seed. The days not even half over.
Deliberate joy. This is what your life becomes when you begin to care more about the way you feel than anything else, and then deliberately choose thoughts that cultivate joy in your cells. The universe picks up on that joyful vibration and begins matching you up with more experiences that'll bring you joy.
The real secret is that the more you practice joy as a deliberate expression the more every experience becomes a catalyst for joy. A happy catch-22 situation.
Yeah....someday we'll get all the emoticons back and all these posts will make more sense. Time for a walk in the cold. Four and a half hours until I crack the sweat box open. I'm beginning to pace. Lol! Later my friends.
Oooo.....
<--- some for you
<---some for the daughter....
I think the sweat is taken out to prevent mold. That would mean all cobs are very similar in remaining humidity. Very interesting..... (I'm just talking hypothesis out loud)
I don't really know what is going on, but it is a nice thinking game.
Still doing a great job Sue!!!!
<--- some for you <---some for the daughter.... I think the sweat is taken out to prevent mold. That would mean all cobs are very similar in remaining humidity. Very interesting..... (I'm just talking hypothesis out loud)
I don't really know what is going on, but it is a nice thinking game.
Still doing a great job Sue!!!!
JustMeds
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I get the feeling you are sweating more then them cobs. They will be ok, stop pacing the floor. Don't keep peeking in there... LOL
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They're done sweating, all dry to the touch, and sealed back up again. Now they ferment. They looked really neat before I sealed them up again.
They ferment for a week. After checking I'll seal at least one back up for another week, so I can compare the difference. I'll have dried bud too. After the three month cure it'll be fun trying to determine any unique traits. I'll be following Tangwena's lead and chewing mine for the roller coaster euphoric experience.
They ferment for a week. After checking I'll seal at least one back up for another week, so I can compare the difference. I'll have dried bud too. After the three month cure it'll be fun trying to determine any unique traits. I'll be following Tangwena's lead and chewing mine for the roller coaster euphoric experience.
MaddHacker
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ok so I find if i wanna forget about stuff, especially curing with low bud stash(myself 
) i really dont put them close to my snacks eh ehhhmmmm... lmao anyway i love the detail you pay to even a minute detail i am certainly glad to have ran across some real students and professors for I myself have lost many o aquaintance for being ummmm detail oriented i like to say.... some call it anal.. i tell em you only ever get out what you put in.....
) i really dont put them close to my snacks eh ehhhmmmm... lmao anyway i love the detail you pay to even a minute detail i am certainly glad to have ran across some real students and professors for I myself have lost many o aquaintance for being ummmm detail oriented i like to say.... some call it anal.. i tell em you only ever get out what you put in.....- Thread starter
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ok so I find if i wanna forget about stuff, especially curing with low bud stash(myself
I could not agree more ....
... although, in all honesty, I tend to run right past the details in a fit of passion. Lol! Thankfully I’ve allowed myself to accept the inspired guidance of my cosmic companions and trained myself to hear the true vibration of inspiration. It’s a heady experience when I get it spot on, as the cob thread demonstrates.
Ahhhh...... good to be home.
Good morning everyone
Hey..... we have compose functions back on the phone. WooHoo!!!
Thank you team!
Back to fun and games.
I opened the cobs to examine them as they enter the fermentation stage.
Hehe! Every time I type in Stage the default goes to a capital S. Hehe! I’ve trained my intuitive text to recognize my 420 friends. Lol!
OK..... the brownie must be kicking in full force. Lol! Pictures. I have pictures.
Tangwena mentioned opening the cobs, something I hesitated to do last night, but his suggestion that it’d give me a baseline made sense, so I did it.
Cob #1
Cob #2
I put them in the Timber tent. It had the spot that registered closest to 77 degrees F.
Right under these beauties. You should smell this tent. J, It might be a good time to stop by. Lol!
The excitement over the cob thread is delicious. Before you know it we’ll have a whole stream of reports coming back on how they hit and then how we can translate this new experience into medicine.
Potentiated meds that can lead to more efficient formulations using less product. Guys....does it make you tremble with joyful anticipation too?
Not just joy. Deliberate joy. Something about that vibration creates a stream of positive momentum that could easily be overwhelming to the unprepared. Part of my passion is to prepare you.
MaddHacker
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ok wait are you drying further in paper bag or is it re sealed and curing???
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It’s sealed again. That’s what eliminates the concern of mold. I’ll get a picture when I get home.
MaddHacker
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that pretty much explains it i have been saving a few of your pics to document each step of process.... sorry i am way serious bout this... have tried a few other ways none this detailed or encouraging.. as someone said earlier wasted an ounce or two on fermenting process myself for various flaws
High Sue - your cobbing adventure really has some steam behind it! And a huge amount of interest too 
I’ve been meaning to post this... because I’ve been writing the tutorial related to something you asked a little while ago - you asked if there was a way to see other members’ list of started threads like we can our own. Yes, there is -
if you click/tap on someone’s username or avatar a panel pops up
>then click/tap their username or avatar again in that panel and it will take you to their profile page
>in the top section you will see a button called Find... that should give you what you seek...
Bless’d garden Sweet Sue
I’ve been meaning to post this... because I’ve been writing the tutorial related to something you asked a little while ago - you asked if there was a way to see other members’ list of started threads like we can our own. Yes, there is -
if you click/tap on someone’s username or avatar a panel pops up
>then click/tap their username or avatar again in that panel and it will take you to their profile page
>in the top section you will see a button called Find... that should give you what you seek...
Bless’d garden Sweet Sue
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High Sue - your cobbing adventure really has some steam behind it! And a huge amount of interest too
I’ve been meaning to post this... because I’ve been writing the tutorial related to something you asked a little while ago - you asked if there was a way to see other members’ list of started threads like we can our own. Yes, there is -
if you click/tap on someone’s username or avatar a panel pops up
>then click/tap their username or avatar again in that panel and it will take you to their profile page
>in the top section you will see a button called Find... that should give you what you seek...
Bless’d garden Sweet Sue
Thank you Amy.
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There'll be no waste here, of that I'm certain. When we start sampling these cobs the excitement level's gonna go through the roof. Lol!
JustMeds
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I sure hope you get what you are looking for from this.
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I have no doubt JustMeds. To begin with, I'm fairly easy to please. Lol! I understand something of the science behind it, and I trust Tangwena's descriptions to be a realistic depiction of anticipated results. I'll have lots of samples to compare, with the dried buds a part of that exploration.
Jarring it up: Malawi 1.2
Most of you think of it as trim hell. I have a slightly different perspective.
Trimming for me is a meditative artistic pasttime, when it's buds I'll be smoking instead of making into infused oils. Oil-making you can be somewhat fast and loose with the trim. The Malawi took a bit of time, but they turned out pretty in the end.
Last one in the jar.
F-R-O-S-T-Y!!
They'll get a full three-month cure, waiting on the cobs. Then the real fun begins. Mmmmm.......
I don't know about the rest of you, but I'm having the time of my life playing with these cobs.
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Jamaican 1.1 shows no signs of slowing. I have no idea how long she plans to go, but I'm in no rush either.
I wish we had smell-a-vision. Lol!
I wish we had smell-a-vision. Lol!
Sue this is the Ministry of Cannabis White Widow seed you gifted me.
7 weeks in a 2g pot used FF soil with OC+ under the root ball at transplant.
7 weeks in a 2g pot used FF soil with OC+ under the root ball at transplant.
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Sue this is the Ministry of Cannabis White Widow seed you gifted me.
7 weeks in a 2g pot used FF soil with OC+ under the root ball at transplant.
Good God Hash Hound! What a beauty! She's gonna be mighty appreciative, and I'm not talking about the plant.