Are these ready for a flip?

[E9noxis]

Ok well this is not a fun guessing game. Bye.

See ya later. Sorry my game wasn't fun.

 

[Heywood]

See ya later. Sorry my game wasn't fun.

Yeah, I should have verified the prizes first. I thought it was something like those $1,000 seed packs.

 

[E9noxis]

I can only offer sssdh seeds. No thousand dollar packs though.

 

[steamroller]

What is this?

If we are still playing my first guess was belly button lint .
But I actually think I see a trichome in the fuzz and then think some type of mold ?

 

[E9noxis]

So we are clear, I don't know the answer. It was a real question. I was afraid it was either of those things.

I dont know how it could be either. There has never been any signs of bugs other than the occasional gnat. Drying the soil always seemed to work. I've looked at them seriously daily with close up camera and jewelry loupe both 30 and 60x. She takes macro pictures of them. We look. ALOT.

If it's mold, I again don't see how. I set the dry box to vent in air from a carbon filter with an air purifier right next to it. It turned on every time the box hit 72 it pulled it down to 58 or something like that. Temps were 60 to 70 I guess since the air was coming from the room which was mid 60s on average. We are in an unfinished basement but it's has its own dehumidifier. I forget what it's set to but that's because I'm ranting.

This happened between cut and trim for cure.

Also, these are the weights. A bit disappointed. All the numbers are from the jars were curing in. Q means questionable. That's in regards to this topic.