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Thank you for the replies!!!! It's definitely not grey at all -- it's dark purple almost black in some areas or dark brown/purpleish. But definitely not fuzzy or what I would think mold would look like. I just have never seen Jack Herer with purple buds before? Also, is it typical for color expressions to change/show up/become more pronounced after harvesting/during drying? Might have been some purple/darkening of some areas when I harvested but didn't really notice until I went to trim. You can see in the middle pic it is primarily showing up in the bottom portion of the buds.If its grey though then you wanna remove it.
It can especially in cooler tempsThank you for the replies!!!! It's definitely not grey at all -- it's dark purple almost black in some areas or dark brown/purpleish. But definitely not fuzzy or what I would think mold would look like. I just have never seen Jack Herer with purple buds before? Also, is it typical for color expressions to change/show up/become more pronounced after harvesting/during drying? Might have been some purple/darkening of some areas when I harvested but didn't really notice until I went to trim. You can see in the middle pic it is primarily showing up in the bottom portion of the buds.
what would you consider to be "cooler temps"? I'm growing in pretty mild weather and drying indoorsIt can especially in cooler temps
Below 70fwhat would you consider to be "cooler temps"? I'm growing in pretty mild weather and drying indoors
Thank you! In that case yes, temps get down to mid 50s at night. Glad it doesn't sound like anything I have to worry about -- starting curing process now. Do you think 2-3 weeks is generally sufficient?Below 70f
3-4 gives you a very nice product in a short time a couple months is better but there is not nearly as much difference as you see from no cure to 3-4 weeks.Thank you! In that case yes, temps get down to mid 50s at night. Glad it doesn't sound like anything I have to worry about -- starting curing process now. Do you think 2-3 weeks is generally sufficient?
Awesome thanks! Do you have any opinion on the Boveda 62% humidor packets? I have some and was planning to use in the jars I'm curing in. I know a lot of people recommend them but also recently saw some feedback that they can affect taste/smell? Not sure if that's true though.3-4 gives you a very nice product in a short time a couple months is better but there is not nearly as much difference as you see from no cure to 3-4 weeks.
I haven’t used em but i will be using grove bags after this grow. Just give a good proper dry and into the bags… cheap and heard very very good things from reliable ppl about themAwesome thanks! Do you have any opinion on the Boveda 62% humidor packets? I have some and was planning to use in the jars I'm curing in.
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