I doubt it will cause ill effects. It seems more art than science, but it is still obviously science.
I already learned I don't like thunderstorms that knock our power out. LolIn a moment like this I always trust that the universe watches over me, so I consider that this is a good thing, the same way everything that happens in my world is a good thing. Have a joyful expectation and the universe'll surprise you with something you appear to have stumbled upon, but was set in motion just for your pleasure.
All moments are inspired moments when you let them be. Choose to assume this'll give you the best effect with this crop. We may learn something interesting about interrupted cycles.
Did my 3rd cob last night. Again went with 1 oz for the bigger one and a half oz for the small one.
So now I have one in week 1 of the cure, 1 on day 2 of fermentation and 1 in the sweat stage. Can't wait to try one!! Gonna be cobbing some of Ms Stanks Harlequin this weekend and then some Jack Herer a day or two after that. Fun fun fun!!!
Did my 3rd cob last night. Again went with 1 oz for the bigger one and a half oz for the small one.
So now I have one in week 1 of the cure, 1 on day 2 of fermentation and 1 in the sweat stage. Can't wait to try one!! Gonna be cobbing some of Ms Stanks Harlequin this weekend and then some Jack Herer a day or two after that. Fun fun fun!!!
Sue your one of a kind my lady.In a moment like this I always trust that the universe watches over me, so I consider that this is a good thing, the same way everything that happens in my world is a good thing. Have a joyful expectation and the universe'll surprise you with something you appear to have stumbled upon, but was set in motion just for your pleasure.
All moments are inspired moments when you let them be. Choose to assume this'll give you the best effect with this crop. We may learn something interesting about interrupted cycles.
That's a shared perception. Lol! 
I got it brother!! 3 down and 2 more going to get cobbed this week! Can't wait to try it!VanStank,
Cob fever.....it's real.
Signature strain for one of our sponsors. Did a sponsored journal for them. Tester nug was good. Started off speedy and then settled into a nice body buzz.
That it is! And it means less that I have to meticulously trim (I am a slow methodical trimmer unfortunately...I like em to look pretty) and I can just throw it in there! Next time I might do more in the cob, instead of just the 1 oz big cob and the .5 oz canary. Thinking about doing a 2 oz cob and a 1 oz canary.Thank you Tangwena.
I smoked up the last of the test piece from my Carnival cob. Been trying to keep from opening the bag all day.
Van, I'm pleased to hear you'll be cobbing a Harlequin. It helps us to have many different perspectives on the CBD chemovars. This'll turn out to be a marvelous way to make better medicines, I just know it.
It's an addictive little process, isn't it?
Ok thanks. I had them sitting out for 2 1/2 hours before I re vacuum them. Temps now at 82f and steady.
Just enough to get any moisture off of them. I opened them, took pictures and dried the husks and cobs with paper towels and rolled them up again. They might have been open 1/2 hour or so. ES.So here are my 2 cobs after 36 hours @ 104f how long should I let them dry before I vacuum them and 77- 86f ?
