tangwena
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Hi my friend dont be shy about opening them up and checking them. Thats half the fun.
Tangwena's Malawi-Style Cob Cure: Fermented Cannabis
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Governmentchz
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OK, you convinced me...
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I have a Carnival coming down soon, and I’m planning to cob part of it at harvest. Carnival is one of two chemovars that light me up, and I can’t resist trying one fresh.
When I get my Dark devil Autos going again I’ll be real excited. The flowers can be borderline hallucinogenic when you hit it just right. I can’t imagine what it’ll be like cobbed. *sigh*
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Just surface dry Weaselcracker. It usually takes anywhere from half an hour to three hours.
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A quiet day in cobland. Here are some pics of my Honduras cobs. These are with rehydrated bud. The more golden one in the middle is the one I kept a bit drier than the other two as an experiment.
All three smell different but all amazing. It's hard for me to imagine when I smell them that anything but good things are happening.
All three smell different but all amazing. It's hard for me to imagine when I smell them that anything but good things are happening.
tangwena
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My goodness Weaselcracker those look very nice. I would never guess they were rehydrated.
If your getting nice smells somethings going on.
Your going to get some very interesting cobs.
I had some Panama x Honduras today and went fishing I had an inspection by this young lady from the fisheries and we got on like a house on fire. I will have fantasies tonight ha ha.
Its the Honduras that turbo charges the Panama I think, really cool high laid back but full of shit ha ha I love the effects it take over my psychi I have to roll with it its to strong to try and change what happens.
I hope they bring something special for you they look the part so who knows, if it works it opens up a whole new range of posabilities.
If your getting nice smells somethings going on.
Your going to get some very interesting cobs.
I had some Panama x Honduras today and went fishing I had an inspection by this young lady from the fisheries and we got on like a house on fire. I will have fantasies tonight ha ha.
Its the Honduras that turbo charges the Panama I think, really cool high laid back but full of shit ha ha I love the effects it take over my psychi I have to roll with it its to strong to try and change what happens.
I hope they bring something special for you they look the part so who knows, if it works it opens up a whole new range of posabilities.
Blueleaf
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Very good looking cobs indeed! It's fascinating that it works with rehydrated bud (as I've experienced myself), isn't it? The end result probably isn't the same as with fresh buds, but it still worth a shot. 
kelticBlue
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Weaselcracker.....damn! I'm speechless.
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A quiet day in cobland. Here are some pics of my Honduras cobs. These are with rehydrated bud. The more golden one in the middle is the one I kept a bit drier than the other two as an experiment.
All three smell different but all amazing. It's hard for me to imagine when I smell them that anything but good things are happening.
No way was this a quiet day. I want to know your initial reaction when you opened them up. I need to know this Weaselcracker. Lol! Surely you understand.
Tell me you didn't try any. I won't believe you, so how was it? 
OMG Weaselcracker! Look what you did!
LMFAO!
"And this, too, shall pass..."
"And this, too, shall pass..."
My contrbution. So far. Og kush rehydrated with a bit of not yet harvested. Ma thai. 48 hrs cooking in the hot tub.
I had no corn so used a used vape bag to wrap it
That weighs 26.3 grms
Sealed and stored. More info later
First ever pic from me fone
I had no corn so used a used vape bag to wrap it
That weighs 26.3 grms
Sealed and stored. More info later
First ever pic from me fone
OK so my Carnival cobs have been fermenting since Monday evening. I have kept it between 80-85 F. I just got home from work and check on them and I have sweat again. This wasn't there yesterday that I noticed, it's very noticeable now. I'm not sure what I should do now. Has anyone else had moisture during the fermenting stage? What should be the move now?
DrDoob
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I think this is normal (at least mine did it too), I just air dried them and packed them back up. The water works it's way out from the middle so it probably takes some time to show.
Thanks for showering me with glory lol. Trying anyway. I managed to quickly jump to one side!
Credit goes to the mysteries of the universe, not me. And anyway I'm not sure what has even happened here so far, other than some pretty looks and smells.
Not that good looks and smells don't go a long way. A wise friend once explained to me how important smell is, and he was so right. I've lived by it ever since. If the smell of your mate is intoxicating to you, that says it all. If you don't like the smell of a person, that relationship is already doomed. That's science by the way....
So yeah Sue I was pretty happy and entertained just smelling and looking at those cobs.
I smoked a lot of GT cob yesterday as I've been doing every day. Then late last night I smoked a bit of the Honduras cob and was surprised to find a whole different glow happening.
In the past I found the Honduras high had a touch too much of an indica feel to it. But last night it was just right. Studies will continue.
Tangwena I can imagine oh so well that fisheries inspection scenario. Ha ha ha. Though this place is so remote I can generally dodge them for years. I live as a bush pig on the opposite side of the world.
Credit goes to the mysteries of the universe, not me. And anyway I'm not sure what has even happened here so far, other than some pretty looks and smells.
Not that good looks and smells don't go a long way. A wise friend once explained to me how important smell is, and he was so right. I've lived by it ever since. If the smell of your mate is intoxicating to you, that says it all. If you don't like the smell of a person, that relationship is already doomed. That's science by the way....
So yeah Sue I was pretty happy and entertained just smelling and looking at those cobs.
I smoked a lot of GT cob yesterday as I've been doing every day. Then late last night I smoked a bit of the Honduras cob and was surprised to find a whole different glow happening.
In the past I found the Honduras high had a touch too much of an indica feel to it. But last night it was just right. Studies will continue.
Tangwena I can imagine oh so well that fisheries inspection scenario. Ha ha ha. Though this place is so remote I can generally dodge them for years. I live as a bush pig on the opposite side of the world.
DrDoob
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After reading about neikodog’s water drops I decided to open mine up. They look and smell good, I don’t think they’ve been sitting at 80° the whole time but they stayed between 72° and 80°.
The OG Kush is 14 days old. I figured what the heck and rolled a joint with the canary. I’m about 2/3rds done with it. It’s super resinous and a bit hard to hit after about 1/4 of it burned. I feel good and high, I don’t know about meeting Alice, but cobbing it doesn’t seem to take away any potency at least.
The OG Kush is 14 days old. I figured what the heck and rolled a joint with the canary. I’m about 2/3rds done with it. It’s super resinous and a bit hard to hit after about 1/4 of it burned. I feel good and high, I don’t know about meeting Alice, but cobbing it doesn’t seem to take away any potency at least.
tangwena
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As Dr Doob said unwrap and dry the excess moisture, until the outside feels dry to the touch and then reseal and repeat.
Oh and slice off a piece to fully dry and taste and repeat its sounds like its going great good ganja a coming your way soon.
OK I took them out of the bag and let them dry for about 1.5 hours. They lost another 10 grams of water for a total of 26 grams. Starting weight was about 172 grams. I cut a nice little sample to try this weekend. The smell is still kinda mild. It's pleasant but not explosive like the strawberry fields that dried for 3 days before cobbing. Here's what it looks like now.
