Cannabis won't decarb during the baking process so I'd recommend decarbing what you're planning on using, infusing that into oil or butter (depending on the recipe), and using that in the mix.
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Thanks and good point i forgot about the decarb.....researching
Yeah, she going to turn out the weight regardless, can't control it when she's not there yet!
It does take time on the drying, please don't rush it brother. You spent about 4 months with that plant and these are critical stages to get that flower burning right
.Can you get that RH down to 58-60? You can break her down on trimming the flowers on the stem? That will help a little bit.
Dehumidifier at Lowes is 200 bucks, one of my best investmens other then my light. 3 years going strong
Cheers brother
I agree.Yeah, she going to turn out the weight regardless, can't control it when she's not there yet!
It does take time on the drying, please don't rush it brother. You spent about 4 months with that plant and these are critical stages to get that flower burning right
Can you get that RH down to 58-60? You can break her down on trimming the flowers on the stem? That will help a little bit.
Dehumidifier at Lowes is 200 bucks, one of my best investmens other then my light. 3 years going strong
Cheers brother
This is why I fridge dry. My high temps have my bud drying too fast. It looses colour and flavour.
We work too long and too hard cultivating it.
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Thanks man I”m trying to stay patient! I’ve never had one take so long, but I’m not sure I’ve tried to dry one during the summer. So we have the remnants of the hurricane rolling through here right now. It’s been pouring rain all day, humidity down in my basement is 70% now, normally 60%. You guys are both right, I’ll run up to Home Depot tomorrow and pop a few bucks on a dehumidifier, my wife will never suspect a thing…. “Oh the arid, dry climate in the sump room? why whatever do you mean?”Yeah, she going to turn out the weight regardless, can't control it when she's not there yet!
It does take time on the drying, please don't rush it brother. You spent about 4 months with that plant and these are critical stages to get that flower burning right
Can you get that RH down to 58-60? You can break her down on trimming the flowers on the stem? That will help a little bit.
Dehumidifier at Lowes is 200 bucks, one of my best investmens other then my light. 3 years going strong
Cheers brother
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Thanks Tra I’m going to have to do something and don’t want to ruin this beauty. I’m gonna take both of your advice here and go get a dehumidifier tomorrow.
Yeah, bro! We got hit by the hurricane a little bit, not much damage compared to my folks in Florida with the floodingThanks man I”m trying to stay patient! I’ve never had one take so long, but I’m not sure I’ve tried to dry one during the summer. So we have the remnants of the hurricane rolling through here right now. It’s been pouring rain all day, humidity down in my basement is 70% now, normally 60%. You guys are both right, I’ll run up to Home Depot tomorrow and pop a few bucks on a dehumidifier, my wife will never suspect a thing…. “Oh the arid, dry climate in the sump room? why whatever do you mean?”
All good though, dehumidifier was on constantly with the outdoor rain. It's a good investment I told the wife..
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lol, she saw me lug this baby in this morning, first Saturday up at 7am in weeks, suspicious doesn’t quite describe it…..btw, RH went from 67% to 49% in 45 minutes lol, trying to find the right combination of dehumidifier setting and inline fan draw to get to 58%. I should have done this 2 weeks ago!Yeah, bro! We got hit by the hurricane a little bit, not much damage compared to my folks in Florida with the flooding
All good though, dehumidifier was on constantly with the outdoor rain. It's a good investment I told the wife..
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Glad you mentioned the hurricane hope you’re family is ok/damage not too severeYeah, bro! We got hit by the hurricane a little bit, not much damage compared to my folks in Florida with the flooding
All good though, dehumidifier was on constantly with the outdoor rain. It's a good investment I told the wife..
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Not that I need to perpetuate the lie, but keeping consistent rh control is good for my fly tying materials tooYeah, bro! We got hit by the hurricane a little bit, not much damage compared to my folks in Florida with the flooding
All good though, dehumidifier was on constantly with the outdoor rain. It's a good investment I told the wife..
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She’s close, maybe another 2-3 days. Her leaf stems snap but her secondary stems are a little bendy….. i’m gonna put this little darling to the torch here at lunch and see how she smokes.
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Looks like some top shelf herb right there homeskillet!! 
Still waiting on the smoke report from yesterday homie!?She’s close, maybe another 2-3 days. Her leaf stems snap but her secondary stems are a little bendy….. i’m gonna put this little darling to the torch here at lunch and see how she smokes.
Congrats on making a excellent run on POTM. She was a firecracker
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so I went to do that, got high AF, took a rip van-winkle level nap in mid-afternoon and could not recall enough to write the report lol. I just trimmed up another bud and did a couple of 1-hits (bong broke/no papers), she's dynamite!...here comes the report...Still waiting on the smoke report from yesterday homie!?
Congrats on making a excellent run on POTM. She was a firecracker
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Hey 4-2-0......I'd like to submit a smoke report but should start by acknowledging the obvious, I am high AF. BTW, would you trust a smoke report from a sober person? Read on my friends.........
- She's been drying for 19 days and just started getting snappy stems today so I'll likely harvest tomorrow. I trimmed off a bottom rung nug to make this report happen!
- Appearance: Bedazzling is the word that comes to mind. Small to mid-sized, limey green buds, spongy-hard, thickly coated in shiny trics. I fouled my scissors with this one trim, she's really, really sticky! She needs to cure and her bag appeal will be really nice, but her smell is what really strikes me....
- Smell: She smelled so hashy during the grow, i love that but was hoping for some of that berry smell to poke through (and leave the puke behind). After 19 days on the vine, she smells hashy but less so and there is definitely a stronger berry undertone that I really dig. Regardless of how its described, she WILL be smelled, my god she's got some gas!
- Taste: Like a 24 year old, resin entombed, 1-hitter
. I need to smoke a joint or bong to evaluate this better - Smoke: My bong is in the shop and I don't have any paper so I ground up a bud and packed a 1-hitter.....I'm sure you've all had this happen, especially with hitters which take a little time between each one. You fire one up, do 2-3 hits from it, tap it out, maybe start a 2nd one, and then........time elapses and suddenly, its 20 minutes later, the hitters rolled away from you on the slant but you dont need it anyway? Yeah, that's me right now, Two 1-hits and I was done, buzzing really good. I have a very high tolerance, smoke too much concentrate, so I wasn't expecting that kind of impact honestly, this is very high quality stuff, can't wait to get bagged up and cured for a few months.
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Thanks man on POTM, we were both "this" close! I am happy just to be posting on the same web page with all of you pro's! Mad respect for the people on this site.......
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thanks brother, homeskillet, lol, i used to call this guy "homeslice"....cant explain whyLooks like some top shelf herb right there homeskillet!!