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Oh and I can’t fucking add. The Tangie went in day 10 of drying.
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Dohc007
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The humidity of the house will effect the fridge humidity but I still find it's better than air drying.
7 days is ok and I find the flowers humidity will go back up a bit when it goes in a jar.
It is what it is!
Have a look for Boveda 62% humidity packs.
They will balance everything out for you whether too wet or dry.
Looking great T!
7 days is ok and I find the flowers humidity will go back up a bit when it goes in a jar.
It is what it is!
Have a look for Boveda 62% humidity packs.
They will balance everything out for you whether too wet or dry.
Looking great T!
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I have those Bovedas. I hate them tbh. I feel like they make the weed taste funny.The humidity of the house will effect the fridge humidity but I still find it's better than air drying.
7 days is ok and I find the flowers humidity will go back up a bit when it goes in a jar.
It is what it is!
Have a look for Boveda 62% humidity packs.
They will balance everything out for you whether too wet or dry.
Looking great T!
I thought it was meant to stay in the fridge for 3 weeks.
So you think it’s ok? For the humidity to be so up and down?
Dohc007
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Oh I forgot to mention I'm trying an experiment with a file box instead of a paper bag for drying.
It does seem to be drying alot slower than the last lot in paper bags.
And the bonus of the box is that they stack well and keep a nice air gap around the flowers.
Like I said it's an experiment, so I'll update as it goes along.
It does seem to be drying alot slower than the last lot in paper bags.
And the bonus of the box is that they stack well and keep a nice air gap around the flowers.
Like I said it's an experiment, so I'll update as it goes along.
I haven't done the low/slow thing enough to advise you...but the one time I did it, I finished the drying
the regular way (because it was taking sooo long) and that weed still is the best tasting stuff I've grown so far....but you've come this far, might as well let them finish in the fridge.
Remember- there's a reason they call it slow
the regular way (because it was taking sooo long) and that weed still is the best tasting stuff I've grown so far....but you've come this far, might as well let them finish in the fridge.
Remember- there's a reason they call it slow
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And @Carcass and @Paul Squiggle why are you two psychopaths 
‘ing my very obvious Def Con 9 humidity fridge cure trama?
I’m in the brink of hys-fucking-steria here!
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‘ing my very obvious Def Con 9 humidity fridge cure trama? I’m in the brink of hys-fucking-steria here!
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Dohc007
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The only thing you can control is the humidity you have them at when they are jarred up.
Bovedas are bags of salt water basically.
They shouldn't really effect the taste.
But ..
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Sorry mate, I never read it, I just flick through everybody's journals without taking any notice and press random emojis, hoping it fits the theme..And @Carcass and @Paul Squiggle why are you two psychopaths
I’m in the brink of hys-fucking-steria here!
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I love the organisation, the neatness and attention to detail.. would your rather have a
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What in Gods name is that scribble?Oh I forgot to mention I'm trying an experiment with a file box instead of a paper bag for drying.
It does seem to be drying alot slower than the last lot in paper bags.
And the bonus of the box is that they stack well and keep a nice air gap around the flowers.
Like I said it's an experiment, so I'll update as it goes along.
I DEMAND you turn that into a picture!
Dohc007
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A very poor attempt to disguise my name!What in Gods name is that scribble?
I DEMAND you turn that into a picture!
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Omg are they really?
But it’s liquid. Tbh I read it somewhere in here that it effects the taste so I just decided to make it my truth. Not. Even. Joking.
I’m totes sheeple.
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Absolutely DEDDDDDDDDDDDD!Sorry mate, I never read it, I just flick through everybody's journals without taking any notice and press random emojis, hoping it fits the theme..
I love the organisation, the neatness and attention to detail.. would your rather have a
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Would it have killed you to have put in a bit of effort?!A very poor attempt to disguise my name!
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Dohc007
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Yep ewe are!
Salt is dissolved in hot water at the correct ratio. It then absorbs or releases moisture.
Magic really.
When they go hard it's released all its moisture and people throw them but you can revitalise them by soaking them in water again.
I was all on board Tra -Train but after jar lid disaster I‘m outta here…. a man has to draw the line somewhere…. You are too crafty for your own pants….Missy
dropped words on your faq page but now I’m wondering if cardboard box is containing humidity… making it more difficult for fridge to pull it down?? hmmm IDK but inquiring minds want to know
enjoy your freedom - you deserve to skate!!!
dropped words on your faq page but now I’m wondering if cardboard box is containing humidity… making it more difficult for fridge to pull it down?? hmmm IDK but inquiring minds want to know
enjoy your freedom - you deserve to skate!!!
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That’s the thing C BirthdayBoy. Mine is drying fast. Waaaaaay under the 3 weeks.I haven't done the low/slow thing enough to advise you...but the one time I did it, I finished the drying
the regular way (because it was taking sooo long) and that weed still is the best tasting stuff I've grown so far....but you've come this far, might as well let them finish in the fridge.
Remember- there's a reason they call it slow
I’ll do my best
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So punny lolllllllllllYep ewe are!
Salt is dissolved in hot water at the correct ratio. It then absorbs or releases moisture.
Magic really.
When they go hard it's released all its moisture and people throw them but you can revitalise them by soaking them in water again.
Well I was today years old when I learned about what’s in Bovidas or what ever they’re called.
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LollllllI was all on board Tra -Train but after jar lid disaster I‘m outta here…. a man has to draw the line somewhere…. You are too crafty for your own pants….Missy
dropped words on your faq page but now I’m wondering if cardboard box is containing humidity… making it more difficult for fridge to pull it down?? hmmm IDK but inquiring minds want to know
enjoy your freedom - you deserve to skate!!!
What do you mean cardboard box? Mine are in paper bags.
Thanks, T .. for some reason, I had it stuck in my head that it was drying to slow!
I gotta pay closer attention...
Have you seen how @Grand Daddy Black does his? He dries his in jars, in the fridge- seems like that might help to slow things down. He replaces the seal part of the lid with a coffee filter, to let air in and out.
That's about all I know about his method, but I'm sure he'd answer any questions you might have
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Fuck.
And omg I had the most mental thing happen to me lollll.
And omg I had the most mental thing happen to me lollll.