Never. From what I read, and the videos Ive watched it’s pretty tedious.Have you ever trimmed, dried, cured before? I think you've got a lot of work ahead of you.
You could experiment with some buds, test what you’ve read. You don’t need to take a plant all at once.Never. From what I read, and the videos Ive watched it’s pretty tedious.
Could you elaborate? I will take any tips into consideration.You could experiment with some buds, test what you’ve read. You don’t need to take a plant all at once.
Never. From what I read, and the videos Ive watched it’s pretty tedious.
Could you elaborate? I will take any tips into consideration.
I’m not super sure yet. I have a loupe (30x and 60x) and I’ve been checking to see if they are going cloudy. I sometimes have trouble seeing but once I focus in I can get a good view. All of them are still clear. Lots of hairs are still pointing out. I’d say about 50% of the hairs have darkened too. I didn’t think it could be ready with under 8 weeks of flower ? I thought the general timeframe is 8-10 weeks. I love the “glasses” idea. I’m definitely going to get a pair tomorrow. I attached a pic of “when to harvest” and I have been kinda using that as a guidelineWhen will you decide to harvest?
Could you elaborate? I will take any tips into consideration.
Nice , feel like. Was on a acid trip with your pics....enjoyFirst timer. Just a couple pics of the grow. I’m at 7 weeks flower. Nugs are getting super fat. Can’t even get my fingers around them. Starting to get real anxious haha. I feel like this part of growing is the true test of patience. LoL
The 5s of trimmingWith trimming and harvesting... It's all about T-Rex style. Meaning keep everything close to you in your work place. The less you move the more you get done.
Do you mind sharing your drying technique? I’m in the desert too and a newbieWhen you google about how to dry/cure, keep in mind that you're reading things that typically don't mention it was summer or winter, or it's a dry or humid climate. My first harvest, I read "hang to dry for 7-10 days, until the stems snap when you bend them." That doesn't work in my dry/desert climate. Within two days the outside of the buds become crunchy dry -- while the stems and centers of the buds are wet. (If I described what I do, it would be a disaster for someone in Miami this time of year. They'd have mold.). You want to get the moisture down in a controlled way, evenly. But, somewhat quickly. (If your climate was humid, and it dries to slowly, you can have mold. If you have humidity, hanging in a closet is good. If you don't, using paper bags can moderate the exchange of moisture.).
Anyway, unless something you read gives enough specifics that it works in your climate, you'll want to apply you own judgement as you dry, be prepared to do something different.
Where is the coolest place in your home?Do you mind sharing your drying technique? I’m in the desert too and a newbie
Do you mind sharing your drying technique? I’m in the desert too and a newbie
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