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What are the resin heads like after they defrost?the cold doesn't rupture em?I,v frozen trim n bud plenty o times for hash and extracts but I was using it while it was still froze so could never get to see how they were once defrosted.I have frozen freshly harvested flower for later processing.
It seemed to work well.
It you don't freeze it, it will mold.
or catch fire,you never put wet fresh cut hay in a barn,it will explodeYou would need to be very carefully as storing weed that isn't dry can end up mouldy or rotten.
i cant remember what site or the ladies name,but that girl made all kinds of things from the stalks,flowers were for edible and extracts,made some the finest sandalHi OldSkol,
Yes, I am expecting at least 7,500lbs of flower. I believe that I could probably fit all of this product into a 1,000sqft walk-in freezer after the hemp has been bucked. I will not be freezing the entire plant, only the flower of the plant. I am growing only female plants in order to extract CBD oil. I will be grinding all of the left over stalks and trim to be used as a compost for future planting.
I did not notice any change in the product due to freezing.What are the resin heads like after they defrost?the cold doesn't rupture em?I,v frozen trim n bud plenty o times for hash and extracts but I was using it while it was still froze so could never get to see how they were once defrosted.
Hey man, there are a lot of sources in the web you can check ,though storing the weed in glass may be a good option. anyway an expert opinion would be betterHello,
I am a 1st-year hemp farmer and will be planting 5 acres of a high CBD strain this upcoming May. I have entered into a purchasing agreement with a local processor who has agreed to buy my hemp flower once harvested and has also agreed to buy this product wet, as he has his own processing facility to dry the product and extract the CBD.
My question is, what is the best way to store this product after it has been harvested and bucked? There is a lot of information on how to properly store dried flower (temperate of storage room, relative humidity levels, types of storage containers, etc.) however, I haven't been able to find anything talking about storing wet flower. This product would be harvested, bucked, and then stored indoors at my facility for up to a week before it is picked up by the processor. I need to store this wet flower properly so the product does not start to develop mold or mildew before the processor picks up.
Any thoughts or feedback would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you,
Tommy
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