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Thanks, Jim!Yay....Nice haul. Jars of it.
Time for a celebration.
Early review of that Pineapple Chunk is very nice.....
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Thanks, Jim!Yay....Nice haul. Jars of it.
Time for a celebration.
I watered the plants a day or so before cutting them down. I then placed them in my drying area and allowed them to dry on my drying rack (with stems attached so I could judge dryness by bending the stem).Congrats, that's a beautiful sight!
I'm looking at the math, and wondering ....you let your plants dry before you pulled, correct? The jar fullness correspond, so they aren't overly wet when you're weighing them.
Typically you retain about a quarter or lose about 78.5% - almost to the gram. If I get a choice, and I don't always - I pull them when they are fully watered. The reason is, that the initial dry down is much more important than any difference between wet/dry pulls. I want them to dry as slow as possible, taking 7 days at the absolute minimum. Pulling them while they are fully hydrated makes them take an extra day or two to dry, so it's a no brainer for me. Just curious about such things.
He loves tending to the plants with me...I have to keep a spray bottle of water handy to keep him away...my last plant he nibbled on a few leaves....The harvest and plants - how fantastic! I agree with MagicJim, let's get a party started up in here!
I see your cannacat is overseeing operations.
I watered the plants a day or so before cutting them down. I then placed them in my drying area and allowed them to dry on my drying rack (with stems attached so I could judge dryness by bending the stem).
I checked on them twice a day and rotated buds so they could dry evenly. Once the stems were not "bendy" (I know that isn't a word...lol), I removed buds from stems and jarred them with Boveda 62s.
Did I mess up?
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Thanks, Rado. I may have jarred a little early, but I check on my plants twice a day and when I tend to them, I burp my jars, given them a jostle,etc. I haven't noticed any condensation, and dang that smoke smells good. I smoked some last night that has been jarred since 11/22, and even my wife was impressed (she's a toker by association pretty much).In my room it takes about 5 days from making kinks while bending to actually snapping. I leave them hanging until I hear the cracking sound. I suggest you check for condensation and spend 1/2 hour with the tops off the jars daily for a couple of weeks. (If the boveda packs get dry and crunchy, you can stop airing out the jars.)
This might be more than is needed - but you don't want to lose your harvest either !
Thanks, Rado. I may have jarred a little early, but I check on my plants twice a day and when I tend to them, I burp my jars, given them a jostle,etc. I haven't noticed any condensation, and dang that smoke smells good. I smoked some last night that has been jarred since 11/22, and even my wife was impressed (she's a toker by association pretty much).
I know I did things wrong my first grow, that herb is pretty dry and smells like hay...lol. Its good smoke though....
So should my Boveda packs get crunchy? I thought they stayed in jars indefinitely, no?
Still learning over here...lol
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You did great - I'm probably just a bit fussy.
The Boveda packs can get waterlogged or dry out - mostly they dry out when they are left outside a container for a few weeks. Waterlogged, they feel like a disposable diaper after a baby has been swimming. Dried out, they feel like they are full of crushed cement.
When my Boveda packs dry out, I drop them in a full cup of water for 2-3 days.
Once they feel like a waterlogged diaper, I set them on the kicthen counter for 2-3 days.
Sometimes I forget and 2-3 days turns into a week - no big deal..
I then put them in a sealed jar or sealed baggie until they are ready to be used again.
The paper and ink are just fine, I've done this over 20 times, so I must have soaked and dried the same Boveda 62 pack more than once. I can't tell the difference between soaked and dried Boveda 62s and Boveda packs that have never been soaked.
P.s. Are you using Boveda packs in the older, hay smell weed ? It could help!
Update 12/5/16 (Day 35 from seed).
Lights currently on 18 hours and off 6. Both plants had lights on 24 hours until pre-flowers started, then I dialed it back.
Bubblegum auto....Bridget
Gorilla Glue auto....Glory
Thanks for stopping by....
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Nice !! I've never tried autos.
Wow....that's crazy! These autos are growing much faster and bigger than the autos I grew in my first grow. I attempted to supercrop the gorilla glue a little bit, she's getting rather tall on me.Your autos look pretty good compared to my photoperiod Day 35 from seed (18/6 light)