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What are you guys planning for bugs? I tried a few different things last year, but got a late start and had a few problems

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How about throwing together an outdoor cold frame out of 2x's and clear plastic sheeting. Use an incandescent light on an extension cord for heat on the occasional nights when the temp drops too far.

I want to search for topical posts by a certain poster, but I keep getting errors I've tried single and multiple formats Thanks

Please indicate the dilution ratio Thanks

Northern Illinois Into a cold frame on 4/15 and the ground on 5/15 (local frost date)

It sounds like you're putting something tasty in the soil, like blood meal. They don't dig to be mischievious and you say they left the plant to wither. Raccoons taught me that's a no-no<g>

Start seeds anytime...sooner the better 24 hr lite to keep them vegging Put pots out in a cold frame in April, w/ a lite bulb for heat, if necessary Plant them in the ground around 5/15, the last frost date(northern Illinois) Spray, feed and pray and they will be ready to harvest around 10/15...

use a squirt/spray bottle to corral those trichs together

no, it doesn't. Trichomes are oil. Ice cold temps turn oil brittle, not drying If you 're making hash w/ a solvent, like iso, you want it dry to aid in the evaporization process If you're making bubble hash you want the material pliable so the agitation (or for some, beating) doesn't...

Ok, not quite as bad, but a mixer still is beating the leafy material off w/ the trichomes, as you've obviously seen. If, the beginning material is fresh or fresh frozen, and gentle to vigorous manual mixing is used, for a short(5-6 minutes)period of time (the shorter the agitation time, the...

blender??? Of course you chopped up gobs of leaf material. That's what a blender does. Not all is lost tho. Run the material you are calling hash thru a quick wash w/ Isopropyl alcohol and you will have the resulting hash separated from the leafy material. It's a super easy process since...

I recently harvested a Frisian Dew that was full of worms. They were not obvious during trimming. When I checked on the 3rd morning of hanging out to dry, there were flying things all around the dried, crispy buds. I assume they were the now matured worms. They had devoured the dry leafy...

I recently harvested a Frisian Dew that evidently was full of worms. They were not obvious during trimming. When I checked on the 3rd morning of hanging there were flying things all around the now crispy hangings. I assume they were the now matured worms. They had devoured the dry leafy...

I have 3 types of trimming "surplus" -fan leaves -pin leaves -tiny, undeveloped buds from lower, shaded branches I would think the same drying/curing logic used on mature buds, applies to the trimmings which will be used for cannabutter and hash. Am I correct? Thanks

I'd like to make up drying racks What screening would work best to avoid losing resin? Aluminum PVC Cloth Fiberglass

Should I assume that all these times quoted are for the weight after they dried? Thanks

I'm still somewhat new to this, but I think most of you are confusing drying and curing as the same thing You obviously can dry the herb quickly, but i can't imagine how to speed up the chemical changes involved in the curing process

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Hi fdd This is an Easyrider that was planted in soil on 5/27 and moved to outdoor soil a couple weeks later It has no hairs, so that's no help, but the calyxes are pretty full and I see some amber under a scope Thank you