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When u say nearby, how close is too close? I will have to run 2 different ones to get the area up to 60%……and it’s not a huge space…..maybe 5’x7’.Just do a normal hang dry. If you really want you can do some in a bag and test it. Also do 48 hours of darkness before harvest I believe it increases thc.
Edit: Hang dry dries even as long as your humidifier isn't nearby.
I would say keep them about 12 inches away from the humidifiersWhen u say nearby, how close is too close? I will have to run 2 different ones to get the area up to 60%……and it’s not a huge space…..maybe 5’x7’.
Why? It won’t be hard to talk me out of it. The whole idea scares me in general. I have read a lot about it and watched a few vids. It’s an interesting topic. But I would like to hear an opposing view…i wouldnt wash them
Oh that’s no problem.I would say keep them about 12 inches away from the humidifiers
I was a bit worried that washing may not get “it” off. The larger dog hairs aren’t really a big problem…..I can get them with my tweezers. But there is some sort of like fabric fiber that’s almost microscopic in them. I can only see with the jewelers loupe. I guess they’ll just have to stay and go up in smoke.Agree, you are not going to get rid of hair or fibers washing.
^^this^^Agree, you are not going to get rid of hair or fibers washing.
Not to alarm you but some molds look like cotton threads.I was a bit worried that washing may not get “it” off. The larger dog hairs aren’t really a big problem…..I can get them with my tweezers. But there is some sort of like fabric fiber that’s almost microscopic in them. I can only see with the jewelers loupe. I guess they’ll just have to stay and go up in smoke.
im sure it alarmed him lmao hes probably in a google spiral nowNot to alarm you but some molds look like cotton threads.
I’ve never seen aspergillis on a living plant but it looks like cotton threads on underdried bud.im sure it alarmed him lmao hes probably in a google spiral now
I’m all googled out….growing reefer is such a simple activity but boy does it have a ton of conflicting and anecdotal information and advice floating around. Don’t get me wrong I’m glad to shoot the breeze with fellow growers. I love hearing about and being able to see how others do it. But there is a lot of bad advice on the internet.I’ve never seen aspergillis on a living plant but it looks like cotton threads on underdried bud.
I agree a lot of conflicting info manI’m all googled out….growing reefer is such a simple activity but boy does it have a ton of conflicting and anecdotal information and advice floating around. Don’t get me wrong I’m glad to shoot the breeze with fellow growers. I love hearing about and being able to see how others do it. But there is a lot of bad advice on the internet.
I started growing outside when I was in college and kept it up for long time. Safe to say that my luck far surpassed my skills but we sure did harvest some great plants. So at least I have the previous experience of seeing plants go from start to finish and know how a bud develops. Most importantly, when one is finished and is ripe. Trying to figure all that out with 1000 different methods being thrown at you would make it difficult. I see clueless new growers, probably young too, that are chopping plants that are nothing but a mass of white pistils because they saw a cloudy trichome on a sugar leaf. Amazing to witness. But I digress.
I’m pretty sure the fiber material isn’t mold and believe I may have figured out the source.
I have an old Iranian rug that is on the floor directly in front of my grow closet door. There’s a gap between the door and the floor that serves as my only passive intake for air. That damned rug is responsible for the teeny tiny little hair-dust coming off and blowing under the door and, you guessed it, right into my buds.
Step 1 is remove the rug….as for the buds, I don’t see any way to get them out. It’s not like every bud is covered but there’s enough there to make me consider dipping my colas in a peroxide bath. But I have to agree, it’s doubtful that the bath would do the job.
It figures…I’m all set with peroxide, lemon juice and baking soda. There are a lot of folks that swear by the merits of bud washing…..and I get it with outdoor grows that may have been treated w/ some sort of chemical. But washing just to wash sounds like more time spent than is practical.
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