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yes those are demijohns of fermenting straw berry sour cherry wine
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thanks, as for the box do i just hang the ads in the box on the string no cover on top?Thats box can fit qp no problem , make 2 boxes .
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heybro great plants, looks amazing do you use only LED lighting??View attachment 742831 @Srenots plant is big as me :)
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this time I picked all the big fan leaves and hung the whole branches for 11 days in the dark then I snipped and trimmed all the nugs on to drying rack for 5 or 6 daysWhat's up peeps. New to growing and I'm coming up on harvest and I am looking for dryin. And curing info and help. I have a read hundreds of different ways to cure. What does everyone here do???
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I'm drying about a half pound I have 6 outdoor plants that vary in size.
227 grams should be easy enough. First decision is dry trim or wet.
Then hanging can be done by plant, by branch, or by bugs in hanging nets. My recommendation in as much intact as possible to keep the moisture loss at a slow minimum (assuming ambient rH, & temps are normal/ non-dramatic) the stored size normally is dictated by the size of space you have to dedicate for drying. Talking about that the dedicate space needs air circulation with air replacement (at low speeds) remembering you want slow evaporating buds this also can be obtained by lowering air temperature that need to be below 21ºC and can get as low as 17ºc is were I'll maintain in certain seasons for a slow dry (seasons with moderate rH) I keep my room with a de-humidifier set @ 65rH and a humidifier at 54rH after 7-14 the stim will do something other than bend is when the sweating process begins. I'll get to that tomorrow. Bed time.
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Thank you227 grams should be easy enough. First decision is dry trim or wet.
Then hanging can be done by plant, by branch, or by bugs in hanging nets. My recommendation in as much intact as possible to keep the moisture loss at a slow minimum (assuming ambient rH, & temps are normal/ non-dramatic) the stored size normally is dictated by the size of space you have to dedicate for drying. Talking about that the dedicate space needs air circulation with air replacement (at low speeds) remembering you want slow evaporating buds this also can be obtained by lowering air temperature that need to be below 21ºC and can get as low as 17ºc is were I'll maintain in certain seasons for a slow dry (seasons with moderate rH) I keep my room with a de-humidifier set @ 65rH and a humidifier at 54rH after 7-14 the stim will do something other than bend is when the sweating process begins. I'll get to that tomorrow. Bed time.
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thanks, as for the box do i just hang the ads in the box on the string no cover on top?
Close the box when full
Veg under 8bulb 2ft t5. Flower 2 300watt mars, 1 1200 mars, and groblu 180x3...pretty much maxed out on lighting with pumps being on same circuit:/heybro great plants, looks amazing do you use only LED lighting??
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Thanks brother. I'm doing ok, dealing with life's ups and downs still, but trying to come out on top regardless lol. How about yourself? It's good to see everyone here still, makes me all tingly inside =PDoing better seeing you here CF! How have you been?
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Thanks brother. I'm doing ok, dealing with life's ups and downs still, but trying to come out on top regardless lol. How about yourself? It's good to see everyone here still, makes me all tingly inside =P
I have had better days, but smiling through the shit :). My leg is being eleticuted at the moment lol. Rehab is fun. My kids are growing quick right now, so lots of changes which means learning new stresses. What doesn't kill you, you need to make yourself stronger by it.
Yea, we needed a place to land, because flying around the dens URL would of just been aggravating. That's what we see, but behind the curtains Res1 is defining right now what seems to be an endless tunnel of shit.
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Hey Densters....it's been a while
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Trimming for days......very nice work:)I see a few new faces
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Got one coming down soon... gg4 in a few weeks... i think our season is too short for some of the strains we tried.Trimming for days......very nice work:)
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which one is the gg4Got one coming down soon... gg4 in a few weeks... i think our season is too short for some of the strains we tried.
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Top picture to the left of basketwhich one is the gg4
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I think it was the growing season this year, many of my peppers are still finishing up and last year they were pretty much done by now.Got one coming down soon... gg4 in a few weeks... i think our season is too short for some of the strains we tried.
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Well maybe there..... we had a short year here...saw snow flurries in juneI think it was the growing season this year, many of my peppers are still finishing up and last year they were pretty much done by now.
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Yeah thats what i was meaning like the season itself was short so my peppers are taking longer to finish because not enough nice days....idk if that makes sense only my third year growing stuff outsideWell maybe there..... we had a short year here...saw snow flurries in june
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Did you guys have shit weather over there too? I know my buddy had some weeks ahead of me because he uses the hell out of his green house and runs fake light for the start. ... next year im hoping to veg mine to 5 gallon buckets inside.. then toss them out. I felt like we only had like 5 grow months hahahaYeah thats what i was meaning like the season itself was short so my peppers are taking longer to finish because not enough nice days....idk if that makes sense only my third year growing stuff outside
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transplanted and from outdoors put into green house.ones 8.5 ft tall other is 6.5 ft tall had to do some serious defoliation due to serious ahpid infestation also spyed them down with insecticidal soap .put heat into gh and prepped it for the freezing to come .the smaller one is sugar haze no sign of budding yet .tall one is sweet n low f10 its got lots of buds and will prob finish in mid oct.around my birthday.they both made it through a few nights of -3 celcius or 27 or so f. with flying colors 0 frost damage .now they in gh no worries about frost except for on the buds lololo
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