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Depends on how the seeds were acquired, if they actually came from native Iraqi plants, you've got something alot of breeders would LOVE to have. As for the type of plant, probably an Indica or Indica dominant plant. Plants growing in their native country are called landraces. Some landraces...

You have them in the jar now then you are in the curing process. Leave them there, just open them daily for air exchange.

^^^ exactly! The hairs are still 95% white, you have a few weeks to go.

I've never used plastic but some people say that plastic containers affect the taste of the buds, I can't say for sure though. The idea of the glass Mason jars (canning jars) is that it makes for an airtight seal. You want deprive the buds of oxygen during the curing process, I suppose a...

Check out my thread on proper drying and curing. https://www.rollitup.org/harvesting-curing/120624-want-bag-appeal-curing-matters.html

Well... If I was a mod here I would save the OP the trouble and just ban his/her IP. If you don't like this site why waste your time typing up this thread? Buh Bye Seed company "plant"--------> Buy our shit or else-------->

May have dried to fast. The reason buds that are dried to fast smell like grass or hay is because they dried before the by-products of photosynthesis (nitrates, sugars, starches) got to fully break down. Drying in the dark helps this process along. Did you dry in a dark area? You said the...

Don't it the right way and use jars. Just out my post about curing. https://www.rollitup.org/harvesting-curing/120624-want-bag-appeal-curing-matters.html

Prices for good bud are as followings here: $50-60 per 1/8, $100 per 1/4, $150 per 1/2, $300 per zip. I have seen it a little higher, like $325-350 per zip but usually $300 is normal.

I PM'd you some places, did you get it?

Are the buds dried already? Are you planning on curing in Mason jars? Where outside? What are the temps, nighttime and daytime where you are?

I'd give a good flush and pull them in the next couple days. looks like you have about 85% milky, 10% clear, and 5% amber; perfect if you prefer a more heady high.

Here's my opinion. https://www.rollitup.org/harvesting-curing/120624-want-bag-appeal-curing-matters.html

Ok the purple color has WAY more to do with the plants genetics than the temperature. Not all strains will turn color in cooler temps, no even all plants from the same strain will change like that. Some strains will have different phenotypes. It's sorta like how someone may look more like their...

Yeah, the denser you buds are the longer the whole drying process wil take. With really dense buds it is important to watch very closely for mold. Check those dense buds 2-3X a day once they are bagged, even after you jar them make sure to check them a little more often. We got some cutting of...

^^Exactly!! Mason jars are the best thing to use. The idea is to deprive the buds of oxygen.

Some people don't use the bags, they go right to the jar. I perfer doing both the hanging and bagging for slower, more even drying. You should be fine as long as it didn't dry too fast or the opposite; it isn't dry enough when you jar it. The latter is what usually happens to first time...

I agree, I wouldn't have broken up those roots, they aren't bound bad at all. Breaking up the roots isn't necessary unless they are EXTREMELY root bound! I've done it with house plants before but never with marijuana. It never had a bad affect on any of the house plants but I wouldn't suggest...

Definitely REALLY stinky when broken up! Here's some info on the genetics directly from the breeder, Rez. International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums - The Chemdog D Projects General Information Thread

It's not me that got ahold of the Sour D, it was someone else. Just the 3 I mentioned lately; Jack, 'ghani, and Chronic. Although there was some great Northern Lights and Silver Haze around for a while but not so much recently. I'd like to see some pics of the buds everyone's getting...