Its this method of scrog. From what I understand the timing of the schwazz and super crop extends stretch which allows the plant to use that stretch energy to develop the smallest growth into main top colas. Im still not good at reading the plant and was hoping someone had an idea of how long until those pom poms that indicate the end.That seems like a long time in transition.....usually once the dime sized buds are visible and stacking is when the stretch is flat lining
Im not sure why you focus on the extreme end of a given range. The important numbers here are the vpd ranges and that we are drying in layers. Like drying an onion a layer at a time.What's the logic of last stage 55% will you not lose the flower smell?
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Extream? You posted a photo you will do it.and if you post a number don't say extreme you decided to use it.use a different number if you don't like it.and anything under 60% last days will give you hay.yes middle is wet but outside is powder dryIm not sure why you focus on the extreme end of a given range. The important numbers here are the vpd ranges and that we are drying in layers. Like drying an onion a layer at a time.
55 rh% is borderline. It's the lowest safe rh without locking in the hay smell. That said I don't recommend running 55% the whole drying process. By the time 55% becomes an option 2/3s of the bud should be dry and it's just the center of buds that need dried. But again 55% is the low end of a range not the only choice. It should be a tool in a toolbox full of other tools.
A scenario where someone might choose 55% is finishing a long dry. Maybe day 12+ with some giant buds that just have to be done for whatever reason. Maybe someone has more control over their rh than temp so 55% has to be used to hit the right vpd. The goal here is vpd numbers not the rh%.
And apparently we just forgot all that.I’ve dried at 60 40 even 30 humidity if she’s good smoke she’s good smoke mate back in my outdoor days we dried in an open barn I agree the 60-60 method works well but if ya grow nice smoko shouldn’t matter man back in the day down here the old school legends used to dry in pillow cases on the clothesline in the sun some of the best smoke I’ve had all in the cure I reckon but that’s just me who have had their fair share of fuck ups
.92 vpdExtream? You posted a photo you will do it.and if you post a number don't say extreme you decided to use it.use a different number if you don't like it.and anything under 60% last days will give you hay.yes middle is wet but outside is powder dry
I had 55 last day all smell left next day
i agree with you.i dry as well in what ever the weather gives meI’ve dried at 60 40 even 30 humidity if she’s good smoke she’s good smoke mate back in my outdoor days we dried in an open barn I agree the 60-60 method works well but if ya grow nice smoko shouldn’t matter man back in the day down here the old school legends used to dry in pillow cases on the clothesline in the sun some of the best smoke I’ve had all in the cure I reckon but that’s just me who have had their fair share of fuck ups
Never used vdp in my life even chucked out my humidity n temp readers cause they lie but .92vpd is bout good for veg I think but not sure matei agree with you.i dry as well in what ever the weather gives me
what does .92vpd mean? did i fuck it up little or much? i never explored vpd for drying
hahah yea that was the only thing that popped in my head as wellNever used vdp in my life even chucked out my humidity n temp readers cause they lie but .92vpd is bout good for veg I think but not sure mate
No disrespect but sometimes it's hard to follow what you're trying to say. I thought you were arguing that 55% was too low rh%. Then you said you used 55% so I pointed out that it was also .92 vpd.i agree with you.i dry as well in what ever the weather gives me
what does .92vpd mean? did i fuck it up little or much? i never explored vpd for drying
Amneziahaze is actually the grower who got me thinking about what PART of vdp was important.Never used vdp in my life even chucked out my humidity n temp readers cause they lie but .92vpd is bout good for veg I think but not sure mate
you might be on to something last year i had a 1.2 grow and now a 0.9 or 0.8 feels like same plants if anything this year where bigger but it can all be genetics and what happened in grow....Amneziahaze is actually the grower who got me thinking about what PART of vdp was important.
Window growers have the largest lung room in the world as it's literally the world. I was comparing my run to hers and was having a hard time dealing with the fact that setting a pot and a plant on a window sill was presenting and growing as good as my high tech over engineered high cost boondoggle in the basement.
My conclusion, after the following run where I had 2 plants in early flower and 2 plants just out of seedlings, is that the actual VDP number is way less important than how fast that number changes.
Node 3 plants at 1.2 vdp. Ack should have exploded or something.
But I also have an environment that tracks this vdp from 1.18 to 1.22 giving me a very stable environment.
Just like outdoors.
And then I started to see guys who were posting app traces at a vdp of say 1.1 but it was a rolling trace from .9 to 1.3 vdp and that translated into a humidity bounce of 5 % up and down multiple times an hour. It's a vdp that is stable not the actual number. The plant will adapt. It is why pot grows outside everywhere.
Yeah the good smell would come back during the cure.soo maybe the smell comes back after a short cure
When talking about growing. Stability is key but having the correct vpd for the stage of growth is also important.Amneziahaze is actually the grower who got me thinking about what PART of vdp was important.
Window growers have the largest lung room in the world as it's literally the world. I was comparing my run to hers and was having a hard time dealing with the fact that setting a pot and a plant on a window sill was presenting and growing as good as my high tech over engineered high cost boondoggle in the basement.
My conclusion, after the following run where I had 2 plants in early flower and 2 plants just out of seedlings, is that the actual VDP number is way less important than how fast that number changes.
Node 3 plants at 1.2 vdp. Ack should have exploded or something.
But I also have an environment that tracks this vdp from 1.18 to 1.22 giving me a very stable environment.
Just like outdoors.
And then I started to see guys who were posting app traces at a vdp of say 1.1 but it was a rolling trace from .9 to 1.3 vdp and that translated into a humidity bounce of 5 % up and down multiple times an hour. It's a vdp that is stable not the actual number. The plant will adapt. It is why pot grows outside everywhere.
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