Tangwena's Malawi-Style Cob Cure: Fermented Cannabis

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SweetSue said:
We once tattooed a young man with the phrase “Dead Homies” except I was a quiet white woman with no ghetto experience and he was illiterate enough that he didn’t catch that I’d created the stencil to read “Dead Hommies.”

So Dale tattoos the line in and begins the shading, at which point the young reciepient said “I don’t think that’s how you spell homies” and Dale, without skipping a beat or slowing down at all, smiled and replied “Well it does now.”

Hahaha!
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Of course it’s inked that way...ergo...must be true..luv it
 
Sir..your


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W/ sue/ n tangie n ..more... wow..


Weaselcracker said:
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.
Honduras cobs

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The Honduran went through a more complete transformation//
 
lazyfish said:
NeikoDog! wWow beautiful cobs there.

Blond sort of color. Can you summarize what all you have done so far?

:drool:
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I can share that Carnival goes gold as it cures. I believe this is contributing to the golden tones Neiko's getting. Good God, I can't wait to harvest mine. Lol!

@neikodog , I'm drolling over here, knowing I have the same experience ahead, and before too long. I'm very interested in how it effects you.
 
neikodog said:
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.

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Now thats just plain showing off!
Blown away by that sexy color pallet. Once thats aged a month or three its going to be some very special grass nice job bro.

Take them home to the finish line your in for a real nice change in your circumstances my friend welcome to the cob club.
 
Guys..... I'm in awe. :adore:
 
@neikodog , I believe these are the first of the Carnival cobs, are they not? I'd appreciate you dropping a picture or two on the Carnival thread to fire up the troops. :battingeyelashes: :green_heart:
 
OFFICIAL FRIG-D-A LAB REPORT
‘MALAWAIAN STYLE CANNABIS COBBIN CURE’ //MSCCC///

SUMMARY ; MSCCC USES ANEORBIC DECOMPOSITION ON FRESHLY HARVESTED CANNABIS FLOWER. FACT

THE FREH HARVEST HAS A SEA OF CANNA LIOVE , WATER ... AND ‘’’’ORGANIC LEAFY MATTER’’
STEPS PRIOR TO SEALING. ARE BOTH AEROBIC DECOMPOSITION.WITH LIMITED ANEROBIC DECOMPOSITION.. AT ABOVE ELEVATED ROOM TEMPERATURES . THAT PROMOTES ACCELERATED ‘’SWEATING. //
ONCE SEALED, THE HUSK PROVIDES A SHAPE HOLDER AND A DRY AIR TIGHT CARNOHYDRSTE INNER CHAMBER. FOLLOWED BY VLOSED,EVACUTED POLY BAG.

WHEN HEATED . THE ANEROBIC NUGS HAVE NO COMPETITION. THEY EAT ALL THE ORGANIC MSTERIAL.PERIOD. YOU SEE COLOR SHIFT TO PROVE.

LIKE A COMPOSTE PILE.

LIKE A MSNURE FUEL METHANE GENERATOR. ANEROBIC DECOMPOSITION.

OK WHEN YOU ALL OPEN THE NUUGET AND LET IT OUT GAS..AIRBDRY..

SUE, EVERYTHING YOU SOUGHT TO KERP.RIGHTNTHERE.
SUR, UN DILUTED FORM
NO OIL
NO ETHANOL

JUDT COBBIN

CONGRATES
 
Thank you everyone for the compliments. @lazyfish I didn't do anything different than what you all are doing. My 1st attempt dried 3 days on the rack. The rest of the harvest took 5 days to dry so it was a little dry going in but still too wet to smoke. The Carnival dried 2 days and the rest of the harvest took 7 days to dry. My sweat box runs at 102-106 F. After the sweat my ferment temps run right around 80-86 F. I have been keeping my 1st cob, the strawberry fields at ferment temps since the sweat. It has been 2 weeks now. I was advised to seal that one for a month at elevated temps. I haven't opened that one at all. Now I did take a chunk of the Carnival cob last night and left it out to dry to sample. From my sample of the dried flower I bet this will make a good cob strain. It's a wonderful sativa buzz.
 
No post, just trying to clear out this reply box from where I started to post something quite some time ago but this... thing can't seem to get rid of it. So I'm overwriting the text. And posting it, to be sure.
 
TorturedSoul said:
No post, just trying to clear out this reply box from where I started to post something quite some time ago but this... thing can't seem to get rid of it. So I'm overwriting the text. And posting it, to be sure.
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TS,

There is a little floppy disk icon. You can delete the text, and the click the arrow to "delete draft". It won't appear again if you do that. This software tries to keep your last message.

I think between that and the spell check, those are the reasons the I devices have such a hard time.
 
Bonsaiweed said:
TS,

There is a little floppy disk icon. You can delete the text, and the click the arrow to "delete draft". It won't appear again if you do that. This software tries to keep your last message.

I think between that and the spell check, those are the reasons the I devices have such a hard time.
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cheers,, reps given
 
You found the button?!
 
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