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Unfortunately, it may be that you have to trash this one. But before that happens, lets find out why so it doesn't happen again.
Totally.Like cats don't fart. They play it off on the dog and then smack them for doing it.
Use the search box up top and type in 'how to dry'. Thaousands of answers.I need help with drying options. You got me to a finished flower product and now I have 2 options for drying. I have a humidity stable bathroom that is around 40% and ambient temperature around 71F. I also have a garage fridge that has a humidity in the 50-70% range but much cooler at around 50F. It’s hard to regulate the humidity and temp perfectly. When it’s warmer I can keep the fridge around 60F easy but it’s cold right now and I don’t have a heater. According to Grove bags they recommend never drying or curing above 60F. I’m afraid it’s too cold and humid in the garage and the second option above 60F in my bathroom worries me. I spent a lot of time getting to this point and I want to do what’s best. Maybe I’ll do half and half? It’s a lot of freakin flower man, I followed most of your advice and now I have about a years worth of AK-47,.
Agreed, I ferment mine also on the countertop; almost daily. I even cap it to drive the co2 into the solutions; that way it bleeds out of the substrate over the course of the day. The real key here is determining which way your driving the pH. Lactobacillus & Streptomyces drive pH downward; and replication cycles are 2>4 hours; or so. So accounting for the sugar present is critical to controlling the process.If you need to store your lacto serum without refrigeration, add brown sugar until no more will dissolve. The average amount is about 1:1. Makes the bacteria go dormant. If it starts fermenting add more sugar(wife wonders where all the brown sugar went).
I use about 1 tsp of this per quart/2 liters of dechlorinated water for foliar and as adding moisture to my mulch layer almost daily. I just added nematodes and a Winecap Shroom culture to my pots so the moisture is necessary.
If you have ant issues, do not do this, they love the sugar.
I just knew that was going to happen;Problem children. (Turn volume up)
Sorry for the late response; been putting out fires here at home.
I need help with drying options. You got me to a finished flower product and now I have 2 options for drying. I have a humidity stable bathroom that is around 40% and ambient temperature around 71F. I also have a garage fridge that has a humidity in the 50-70% range but much cooler at around 50F. It’s hard to regulate the humidity and temp perfectly. When it’s warmer I can keep the fridge around 60F easy but it’s cold right now and I don’t have a heater. According to Grove bags they recommend never drying or curing above 60F. I’m afraid it’s too cold and humid in the garage and the second option above 60F in my bathroom worries me. I spent a lot of time getting to this point and I want to do what’s best. Maybe I’ll do half and half? It’s a lot of freakin flower man, I followed most of your advice and now I have about a years worth of AK-47,.
| Triacontan-1-ol |
| Other names 1-Triacontanol n-Triacontanol Melissyl alcohol Myricyl alcohol |
Gday Frankster I have heard a lot of people who use triacontanol have a bit of a problem finishing there girls up like massive from Green planet if u use it to late in flower it can cause foxtailing and such is there any truth to that or just bro science apparently it does up your yield though
Triacontan-1-ol Other names
1-Triacontanol
n-Triacontanol
Melissyl alcohol
Myricyl alcohol
1-Triacontanol (n-triacontanol) is a fatty alcohol of the general formula C30H62O, also known as melissyl alcohol or myricyl alcohol. It is found in plant cuticle waxes and in beeswax. Triacontanol is a growth stimulant
Creating low cost (affordable) 1-Triacontanol solutions.
Plant senescence is the process of aging in plants. Plants have both stress-induced and age-related developmental aging. 1-Triacontanol (n-triacontanol) is a fatty alcohol of the general formula C30H62O, also known as melissyl alcohol or myricyl alcohol. It is found in plant cuticle waxes and...www.thcfarmer.com
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Not for sure; but sounds about right. All agree anything applied late into the cycle can create problems. Triacontanol extends plant aging (helps them ripen longer) so if it's used late, could create many problems; I think timing and dose; are critical.Gday Frankster I have heard a lot of people who use triacontanol have a bit of a problem finishing there girls up like massive from Green planet if u use it to late in flower it can cause foxtailing and such is there any truth to that or just bro science apparently it does up your yield though
@Frankster...Np, thanks for your interesting reply!Sorry for the late response; been putting out fires here at home.
GDP IMO is just a weirdo; genetically it's a freak strain and I've never seen something "original" that didn't have genetic defects. I'm not saying there not out there however. Just my personal observation. Probably a good sign that it's still a pure line, possibly. That said; it's a really unique strain, an important genetic fork. I think that's why it's genetic defects are largely ignored.
Some strains are just freak isolates, and tend to be this way.
What I did with mine was breed it too the Gorilla, and that's given it a tremendous amount of vigor. While preserving many of it's interesting qualities. Too be clear, it's no longer GDP, but something different. Certainly not a perfect solution.
My advice would be to watch the nutrients closely, and not overdo. This one might be a bit of a lighter feeder; possibly.
@Frankster...Np, thanks for your interesting reply!
The first GDP we grew was ONOliciously good, the taste and the "medicinal" affects! I like the vigor of the plant, and it's very forgiving, but I've never seen a plant turn chameleon on us in SO many different ways too!I haven't searched it in over a week, but I'll be doing some final trimming before flipping the GDP, so we'll see what kinds of goodies she has for us this time!
@Frankster and Gang...
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Because we're in the process of moving, these are our Christmas Trees!
Yep and thanks! lol I wanted to put this Star rotating colorful light thingy we've been using for the Christmas tree top, but WE can't find it, so I used the reindeers instead!they should be everyone’s Christmas trees BK love it hope you and CN enjoy the move
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