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I like this analogy. I will follow it. Thanks.

This is a question I'd like to know the answer to because pre-grinding weed sounds convenient for when you just want to open up your container and smoke right away, but does it affect quality over time? Is it better to just grind your bud at the time of smoking it?

Fantastic thank you. One more question. I have one auto fem seed, can I make a clone out of one branch, spray the clone with CS then apply the pollen to the main plant? Would that work?

Say I have 2 female plants. One plant is sprayed with colloidal silver and produces male pollen sacs which I harvest. This plant is unsafe to consume because of the CS. I apply the male pollen to my second female plant so that it produces feminised seeds, BUT does this make my second plant...

Say I have 2 female plants. One plant is sprayed with colloidal silver and produces male pollen sacs which I harvest. This plant is unsafe to consume because of the CS. I apply the male pollen to my second female plant so that it produces feminised seeds, BUT does this make my second plant...

Thank you for this advice, will burp away!

Thank you for this! I think the rice is working a little TOO well. Jar humidity is 45%.... I read that 60% is ideal. Might burp it very quickly to add some humidity from outside air.

Absolutely. They're small buds but honestly not too bad, could've been worse if I left them on the plant longer. We've had so much rain, constant high humidity, the rot will have spread fast. Right now I'm curing the buds, I think I have roughly 7 grams, dried, better than nothing all things...

Normal room humidity is 75%. I managed to reduce humidity in the jar with a bag of rice and brought jar humidity down to 55 - 65%. Should I still burp even though the buds will be exposed to higher humidity?

It's been 6 days, I only have 7.5 grams of buds, they're still wet, only slightly crispy, and I've had to remove some areas of rot in between

I'll try that out :) thanks

No epsom salt at hand unfortunately

That'll be easy for me to do, but wouldn't the rice mold?

No

My buds are taking a while to dry because my area this time of year is very humid. How do I cure if the air itself is high humidity? How can I effectively burp the buds if the air wont go below 70% humidity? P.S. I don't have a dehumidifier. Would like a solution without having to buy one

UPDATE: It's been 4 weeks since some of you recommended it needed around 6 weeks left. Sadly I couldn't leave it that long. Cut it down yesterday because holy shit bud rot sites started EVERYWHERE! The weather isn't going to get better either, more rain expected and high humidity, plus I don't...

Not harvested yet, still got around 2-3 weeks to go. I see what I can do. I'm just hoping to keep window open with a fan on. I don't have a dehumidifier and it's not worth getting one since my plant is kinda small

How do I deal with this issue? I've read ideal conditions for drying are 55-60% humidity and 15 C / 59 F to 18 C / 64 F. My indoor temp is fine, but the humidity just wont go down, windows open, fan blowing, it wont go below 70. Area is subject to a lot of rain these days so it's a challenge. Help.

Those look amazing. Unfortunately we have been getting a lot of rain and the calyx looked more brown than purple so I pinched it off just in case

Shit. Sorry about that man. What should I do? More rain is expected and I've got 5 weeks to go