grapefruitmarmalade
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I say let it dry longer. very gentle ventilation. Cure when you get backThanks manmuch appreciated
Naw man Europe
is there anyway possible to cure without having to keep checking it ? Like once a week ?
I say let it dry longer. very gentle ventilation. Cure when you get backThanks manmuch appreciated
Naw man Europe
is there anyway possible to cure without having to keep checking it ? Like once a week ?
Maybe in a brown paper bag I have friends that use that method cause the bag can breath. Oncerhe dried product goes in a glass jar, it goes from dried to moist too wet to smoke in the jar. And during this process You let them out of jar for 10-20 minutes every time they go back in the jar they moisten up less and less with each "burping". The cure brings out the smell. And flavor. But I do think you can lay your cut dried and trimmed branches in the bag for a few days and it will cure. My friend does it like that it's a little crispier when done but the smell and taste are still great.Thanks manmuch appreciated
Naw man Europe
is there anyway possible to cure without having to keep checking it ? Like once a week ?
Weather can cause slower ripening times anything over 85 degrees f* will slow its progress and the number on the pack is a general number My grows well the good ones tend to flower longer than the days quoted by the company.That might work . What would I need to have to do that tho ? I know I shouldn't reallybut at the same time it's on 61 days now and the flowering time said 56 days ?
They need to be amberLook can anyone really tell me how close she is to ready ? The buds are thick and the trichomes are cloudy ?
and the hairs can not be white or it's premature and no one will buy it. If it's just for you it's not as big of a deal however u just spent almost half a year growing itWeather can cause slower ripening times anything over 85 degrees f* will slow its progress and the number on the pack is a general number My grows well the good ones tend to flower longer than the days quoted by the company.