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Looks like they have a few weeks to go yet.Crimea blue, mostly indica
55-60 flower time they say
Coco
Cfl
12/12 on June 2
Hello, first timer here...
I have made a lot of mistakes so please bear That in mind. I'm close to harvest and buds are small, only like 1.5 inch wide....
So I'm thinking it won't take long to dry. I should be able to have 70-74 deg with 55-63 humidity.
What I'm wondering is being small can I still use the technique of a slight squeeze to feel for moisture?
I've read a real lot about this and plan on trying several methods for the whole dry and cure.
If you got any common first time mistakes I should avoid please let me know.
Thanks!
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Crimea blue, mostly indica
55-60 flower time they say
Coco
Cfl
12/12 on June 2
Hello, first timer here...
I have made a lot of mistakes so please bear That in mind. I'm close to harvest and buds are small, only like 1.5 inch wide....
So I'm thinking it won't take long to dry. I should be able to have 70-74 deg with 55-63 humidity.
What I'm wondering is being small can I still use the technique of a slight squeeze to feel for moisture?
I've read a real lot about this and plan on trying several methods for the whole dry and cure.
If you got any common first time mistakes I should avoid please let me know.
Thanks!
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Have you tried a jerky maker on low setting?I've definitely learned to cure with stems. Stems are loaded with terpenes. I use the hygrometer method. "The perfect cure every time"
I always dry with fan leaves on. A nice slow dry is the start of the curing process. I also tru to avoid gettimg chlorophyll on the buds.
I have did not like it but I just got a super sexy led screen one im thinking about trying and reporting back hereHave you tried a jerky maker on low setting?
Ok, great advice.... I do have this question as I've never never read it exactly. When putting into jar how much stem do I leave? Like in your picture when you jar them will you cut all buds off leaving as little stem as possible, even on the bigger stems that won't be as dry as smaller ones?Buds are looking good my friend but yes more time is needed before finish. Be careful of over drying no coming back from over dried buds. Leave nugs on stems while drying and bend stem when it cracks the buds are ready to go into the jars
I've definitely learned to cure with stems. Stems are loaded with terpenes. I use the hygrometer method. "The perfect cure every time"
I always dry with fan leaves on. A nice slow dry is the start of the curing process. I also tru to avoid gettimg chlorophyll on the buds.
Buds are looking good my friend but yes more time is needed before finish. Be careful of over drying no coming back from over dried buds. Leave nugs on stems while drying and bend stem when it cracks the buds are ready to go into the jars
Ok, great advice.... I do have this question as I've never never read it exactly. When putting into jar how much stem do I leave? Like in your picture when you jar them will you cut all buds off leaving as little stem as possible, even on the bigger stems that won't be as dry as smaller ones?
On another note that looks like landscape fabric? Correct? (What the buds are on)
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