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Hi everyone,

I’m (optimistically 😏) anticipating a large yield. I have currently 9 photo plants in my tent. They’re only 2 week old seedlings so I have plenty of time. But I failed to consider how to cure such a large yield.

I see most people cure in jam jars or 1 or 2L mason jars. With about 1-1.5 oz (30ish gram) in a 1L and 3-4oz (60 ish gram) in a 2L.

My 8 plants are critical orange with one euphoria skunk (free seed 👍🏻).

These are quite high yield anticipated plants and I’m really conscious of bud rot. I’m aware of humidity and temperature. And moisture control packs etc. and keeping a humidity monitor in each jar.

I don’t want to be burping and keeping an eye on 150 little jars. But at the same time I don’t want them all in super massive jars in case of mould so I don’t loose too much in a worst case scenario

For a yield like this - in your individual experiences - how many and what size jars would you recommend? Or perhaps you would recommend something totally different ?

Thanks in advance ☺️
 
Look into grove bags . They work wonders and no need to burp during the cure.
Thank you. That is something I’ve heard mentioned but I don’t know much about them. I’ll do some reading thank you :)
 
1 Gallon jars are great!!!
 

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2 lbs from 4 plants
That looks cool 👍🏻
In my case I’d estimate needing 16 or so of these jars. Plus humidity monitors and moisture fighters. Do you put these things in your jars ? And how regularly do you check them for mould ? Thanks for your reply :)
 
So how about sharing some pictures of your setup with us.
Are you growing Auto flower or Photo Period?
Tent size?
What light are you using?
Pot or bag size?
What medium are you using?
What fertilizer are you going to feed your plants? Threw Veg
Threw Blooming cycle?
Do you have
PH Meter?
E.C meter?
PH meter?

Anything you can think of you would like to try that you don't have yet?
What ever you can think of you like or don't like?
 
So how about sharing some pictures of your setup with us.
Are you growing Auto flower or Photo Period?
Tent size?
What light are you using?
Pot or bag size?
What medium are you using?
What fertilizer are you going to feed your plants? Threw Veg
Threw Blooming cycle?
Do you have
PH Meter?
E.C meter?
PH meter?

Anything you can think of you would like to try that you don't have yet?
What ever you can think of you like or don't like?
I can take some pictures later sure :)

- I’m using a 150x150x180 grow tent
- Photo periods (critical orange) (in the interest of honesty I planned autos but my boyfriend bought photos by accident 🤦🏻‍♀️)
- I am using the spider farmer SF4000 with ‘intelligent’ 6in inline exhaust with carbon filter
- 18h day 6h night at the moment. Will change to 12/12 for flowering
- I am using a properly calibrated pH meter and testing my pH after nutritents settle. I pH to pH6
- 15L plastic pots but currently still in their starter pots. They’ll be transplanted later
- I measure EC (ppm) and add CAL MAG to an EC of 4 (?) or what ever it recommends on the bottle
- They only had pH balanced water for the first week and now they’re on their seedling schedule
- I’m feeding General hydroponics micro grow and bloom as directed on their label. I would tweak if my plants showed any burn or deficiency
- Medium is 70% coco and 30% perlite
- humidity is around 65% as they’re young and will decrease as they get older
- temps are between 70 and 77f
- fan set up to strengthen stems

I can’t think of anything else 🤔
 
That looks cool 👍🏻
In my case I’d estimate needing 16 or so of these jars. Plus humidity monitors and moisture fighters. Do you put these things in your jars ? And how regularly do you check them for mould ? Thanks for your reply :)
I do not use meters in jars as I found they are just not accurate at all... I had 2 meters in 1 jar... 1 said 52 rh and other said 69rh....

I burb by smell of nugs... usually once in a.m. and once in p.m. for 1st few days to a week then burning once a day after that
 
I do not use meters in jars as I found they are just not accurate at all... I had 2 meters in 1 jar... 1 said 52 rh and other said 69rh....

I burb by smell of nugs... usually once in a.m. and once in p.m. for 1st few days to a week then burning once a day after that
Ah like a well experienced pro 😉 Going by instinct and experience. Nice.

The meters aren’t so much of a problem. They’re cheap enough. But the JARS?! I’ll be dropping like £100 on jars! 😱
 
I can take some pictures later sure :)

- I’m using a 150x150x180 grow tent
- Photo periods (critical orange) (in the interest of honesty I planned autos but my boyfriend bought photos by accident 🤦🏻‍♀️)
- I am using the spider farmer SF4000 with ‘intelligent’ 6in inline exhaust with carbon filter
- 18h day 6h night at the moment. Will change to 12/12 for flowering
- I am using a properly calibrated pH meter and testing my pH after nutritents settle. I pH to pH6
- 15L plastic pots but currently still in their starter pots. They’ll be transplanted later
- I measure EC (ppm) and add CAL MAG to an EC of 4 (?) or what ever it recommends on the bottle
- They only had pH balanced water for the first week and now they’re on their seedling schedule
- I’m feeding General hydroponics micro grow and bloom as directed on their label. I would tweak if my plants showed any burn or deficiency
- Medium is 70% coco and 30% perlite
- humidity is around 65% as they’re young and will decrease as they get older
- temps are between 70 and 77f
- fan set up to strengthen stems

I can’t think of anything else 🤔
A few of us will say simpler is better... i quit ph checking and found out the up and down are full of HEAVY METALS...my ec pen... not sure if it works anymore... once you learn to talk plant and rely less on "techy" stuff the easier and more fun it becomes
 
Ah like a well experienced pro 😉 Going by instinct and experience. Nice.

The meters aren’t so much of a problem. They’re cheap enough. But the JARS?! I’ll be dropping like £100 on jars! 😱
120 USD and still counting

4 pack of 4liter jars are 40 usd. Here
 
A few of us will say simpler is better... i quit ph checking and found out the up and down are full of HEAVY METALS...my ec pen... not sure if it works anymore... once you learn to talk plant and rely less on "techy" stuff the easier and more fun it becomes
I’m excited to get to this stage of experience and knowledge :)
 
Sorry not trying to trainwreck but I never ph-ed...ec checked..flushing out the window as well
 

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Ah like a well experienced pro 😉 Going by instinct and experience. Nice.

The meters aren’t so much of a problem. They’re cheap enough. But the JARS?! I’ll be dropping like £100 on jars! 😱
Like I said, If your small town you can ask your local restaurant for jars they usually give them away. Start now so they will likely save a couple of jars a week for you. You can get 10L or 20L plastic buckets and if you pay attention to what you are doing cure in them. Just make sure your bud is dry enough. It's really not that big a deal.
 
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Mushroom buckets!!!! Being an ex chef... I got plenty of mushroom buckets they work great... they can breathe a little but have cured in them as well!!!!
 
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